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Especially if you have moved Office applications from their installed folder. This MacInTouch reader nearly had a disaster:
Installed Home/Student fine on one machine (other than the permissions problem MS has already noted). On another machine, when it came time to ask about removing older versions of Office, it asked about removing one labeled something like “Applications (Trial)”. I told it to go ahead. The result is it put my whole Applications folder in the Trash. Thank goodness it was just putting it in the Trash, I yanked it back out to recover the folder.
Why did this happen? My best guess is I at one time pulled the “Remove Office” app from the Office folder into the apps folder. I looked and it isn’t there so I don’t know if that’s the cause, just a guess. However, I know I did this on the other machine that installed fine.
I looked on the MSFT site and I don’t see how to file a bug report so hope they read this. I didn’t find a reference to this problem in anything else I’ve read so far.