The Microsoft documentation to remove the unused applications (Access as a DB? Yeah, right…) wasn’t very straightforward so I post what worked for me after the needed trial-and-error routines. And unused applications in a VM residing on your disk is *really* annoying. Or even more like me: you’re a Linux user with a Windows VM you boot once in a while out of necessity. But maybe you are like me and you dislike installing applications you don’t use. Or at least the organisation (school, work, etc.) offering the subscription does. That’s kind of OK because you pay for the complete suit. You can no longer select what application you want to install. If you install Microsoft Office trough click-to-run you’ll end with the full suite installed.
– fix configuration.xml view on WordPress. Tags: Click-to-Run, MS Office 365, VirtualBox, vm, VMWare, Windows MS Office 365 (Click-to-Run): Remove unused applications Posted by claudio in Uncategorized.
