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Sometimes LibreOffice, OpenOffice and other office suites won't work exactly as you want with Microsoft Office. When that happens you can either choose to work on a Windows system or you can install Microsoft Office on Linux. This article will teach you how to install Microsoft Office 2007 on Linux using Wine.
Steps
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1Install Wine. Wine is a compatibility layer for running Windows applications on non-Windows POSIX-compliant operating systems.
- If you're using Ubuntu, learn how to install Wine on Ubuntu.
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2Open Wine configuration. Configuration needs to be performed in order for Microsoft PowerPoint to work.Advertisement
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3Select Libraries tab.
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4Override riched20 DLL. Select dropbox under "New override for library" label, search for and select riched20.
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5Edit riched20 DLL. Select
riched20
under "Existing overrides" label and press Edit... button. -
6Select native load order. Select
Native (Windows)
load order radio button and press OK button. -
7Apply load order change. Press Apply button to save and apply change to DLL load order.
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8Run installation executable. Locate your installation files and double-click
setup.exe
.- If double-clicking doesn't work, right click the executable file and select
Open with Wine Windows Program Loader
. - If it still doesn't work, make sure it has permission to run. Right-click the executable file, select
Properties
and checkAllow executing file as program
underPermissions
.
- If double-clicking doesn't work, right click the executable file and select
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9Install Microsoft Office 2007. Install the office suite as if you were running Windows machine. Following the installation wizard will leave you with a functional Microsoft Office 2007 installation.
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Warnings
- Visual Basic rarely works unless you're using CrossOver Office.⧼thumbs_response⧽
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