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AC

Thanks!

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No problem!

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Anonymous

Thanks that was a great help!

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Mark

Thank you. Saved me a ton of time considering I couldn’t get the old “uninstall office” + hold some command key trick to work on the newer version.

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Bruno

Thanks, works perfectly…

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Norm

Is there another way to remove the Microsoft Office 2008 Settings.plist, I do not have this file on my Macbook.

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Marco

Man this was a LIFE SAVING advice….

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cool1o

Great post, thanks! God bless the hackers

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Skipper

That was absolutely amazing! It only took about two minutes!

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Hallo

On MacBook, you only need to delete the OfficePID.plist file (although I only wanted to change the person to whom it was registered, not the registration key altogether).

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mako

I can find the OfficePID.plist but I can’t find the Office 2008 Settings.plist. In fact, i don’t even have an Microsoft folder in the Preference folders.

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Wienke

I also can’t find the Settings.plist. And after removing OfficePID.plist I get prompted for automatic update settings.

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Dan

Thank you! I could not figure this out on my own!

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Office User

If you just want to change the name of the person that the program is registered to, all you need to do is to open the OfficePID.plist file in textedit and change the name. You’ll see the old name seven lines down within the section…write the new name in, save and your done.

Takes five seconds.

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Oliver

awesome tip! thanks a lot

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Kwesi Springer

Worked like a charm had no problems with this soloution.

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brian

awesome…thanks so much for your help. i thought i was going to have to call MS to get this figured out…..you ROCK!

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VK

Thanks a lot. worked like a charm.

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Sara

This information is incorrect. The path for 2. is incorrect. It should be
2. HD -> Applications ->Microsoft Office 2008 -> Office ->OfficePID.plist
And I do not have a Microsoft folder in 1. ~/Library -> Preferences -> Microsoft -> Office 2008 -> Microsoft Office 2008 Settings.plist This file is in your users folder not in the root Library as was indicated by the given path.

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You've just saved me the stress of either spending money on someone to fix it or messing my system up. Thanks

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MK

Works nicely… Although the directory route for 1.. is:

Macintosh HD, Users, John Smith example, Library, Preferences, Microsoft, Office 2008 (file is located in this folder)

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dongilbert

Easiest way – Open Terminal and type in (or copy paste) the following and hit enter

rm -rf ~/Library/Preferences/Microsoft/Office 2008/Microsoft Office 2008 Settings.plist ; rm -rf /Applications/Microsoft Office 2008/Office/OfficePID.plist

That'll do it

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dongilbert

Easiest way – Open Terminal and type in (or copy paste) the following and hit enter

rm -rf ~/Library/Preferences/Microsoft/Office 2008/Microsoft Office 2008 Settings.plist ; rm -rf /Applications/Microsoft Office 2008/Office/OfficePID.plist

That'll do it

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josteinkrogedal

Thank You. just what i´ve looking for!!!

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bill1

Thank you all so much! This has been a headache!

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Sami

brilliant !!!!!
been fussing with this for an hour. many many thanks for sharing.

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Miguelelchef

Gracias lo pude arreglar. Desde Puerto Rico.

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Thanks, it solved my problem.

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yolospat reply on June 25th, 2011 1:34 am:
Glad to help

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Thanks for the great tip. Wasted many hours troubleshooting.

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yolospat reply on June 25th, 2011 1:33 am:
You’re welcome, glad it was helpful! Sure beats having to completely uninstall and re-install!

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Rafiazam

I can’t find Microsoft in Preferences:-( Thus can’t get to the Settings.plist.

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Ine

hi, I was a bit to fast in deleting .plist files and instead of deleting settings.plist I deleted setupinfo.plist. After that I found settings.plist and deleted that one too but now when I open Office 2008 it gives me all the time the Instalation assistent of Microsoft Office 2008 and it doesn’t let me in. How can I recover the setupinfo.plist and why don’t I get the screen to enter the new Product Key? Many thanks for your help.

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Fuchsbaerga

Thank You!!! YMMD!!!!

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Piece of Cake!!!!!

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