Note: if needed, print this page before continuing.

NOTE: Uninstall any previous versions of OfficePro before installing this update.

Click Here for help Uninstalling OfficePro.

• Close any open applications before installing OfficePro.
• Click the following link to download the OfficePro setup program.

www.sutlog.com/officeprofull.msi

• When asked to Run or Save the installation file, choose Save

NOTE: Only choose Run on very fast internet connections.

• Find the Desktop or My Documents in the Save in drop down box.

Click Save

• When the download completes, click Run

• Windows will give a Security Warning about an Unknown

Publisher.. Click Run

• A reminder about uninstalling previous version will appear.. Click Next

(This step will only appear if OfficePro was not uninstalled.)

• If a previous version was not removed you will be prompted to

Repair or Remove Office Pro.  Click remove.. Then click finish.

Then

If you were required to follow these steps, the setup will exit.

Double click on the OfficeProFull.msi that was saved earlier to

start the installation again.

• Welcome to OfficePro Wizard  .. Click next

• Installation Folder.

(Using the default folder is recommended)

(The default is C:\Program Files\OfficePro\ )

Click Next

• Confirm Installation.. Click Next.

• OfficePro will now install.

If you receive errors, just click Continue  or Ignore to continue the installation.

These errors occur when another program protects a file that OfficePro needs.

OfficePro will run problem free with any version of these shared files.

• Click Close and your all done.

• NOTE: 64 Bit versions of Windows Vista might require a re-boot

to complete the installation.

• You can download a demo log by clicking on the following

link. Click Save to save it to your desktop or Click open and

double click on the .hlf file to open the log with OfficePro

without saving.

http://www.sutlog.com/officepro/slidemo.zip

If you need any help, feel free to call our Office (432) 687-3148

Ask for Jay Scarpa (CIS Manager)  or Harlan Martin (IT Development).

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