#CAPTURE ONE STYLES INSTALLED TWIE INSTALL#

For each sub key, right click on it to select Permissions.Run the application again, the Configuration process will run.When accessing Permissions, I got an error message, but ignored that.Using Regedit navigate to the reg key identified in the error.HKLM/Software/Classes/.msg could not be accessed. Look at the event handler for error messages. Office Apps reconfigure every time they are started You will be editing the wrong вЂњCurrent UserвЂќ key Note: in user accounts, when you log in to do the NoReReg hacks, DO NOT start REGEDIT using вЂњRun As AdminвЂќ. You have to pick whichДЇYI: NoReReg key works with Office 2010 / 2013 installed on Windows 7 and 8 (I tested it myself Rohn007) Only one app can be used to open the files by double clicking in Windows Explorer.

With multiple versions installed, there is one issue you canвЂ™t avoid, Default Windows File Associations. After you have the multiple versions installed you still have some additional steps to do. This tip describes the specific steps and choices during the 2010 custom install.

#CAPTURE ONE STYLES INSTALLED TWIE INSTALL#

Here are the instructions I've used: Dual Install - Working with Multiple Versions of Office That annoyance can be suppressed by adding 'NoReReg' registry keys. Installed it and trigger a 'configuration process' that sets up registry entries, even if they are already there. When you have more than one version installed, and you start an app from the 'other' version, Office will assume you just Office is written to assume that all 'reasonable' / 'average' users will ONLY ever have one version of Office installed, 'the newest'.

You have to apply a registry hack to make it work.

You have to decide which version of the app, 2007 or 2010, is defined as the Windows default.

You can have only one version of Outlook installed, your choice.

I currently have 2003, 2007, 20 all running in Win 7.

Capture one styles installed twie