
This will include your Outlook.pst files, which are buried in some Application_Data subfolder. Windows will copy everything over for you. On the left, at top, right click "Documents"-> Properties-> Move -> select a new folder on a new drive.
To move your Documents folder, hit Windows+E to open file explorer. You MUST shut down for Ubuntu to be able to mount it properly.įor this reason, I moved my Documents folder to a separate partition so I could leave Fastboot on and Hibernate windows 8 if I want. You hibernate or restart the computer and then boot to Ubuntu. Fastboot is turned on in PowerOptions -> Choose what power button does. You cannot access files on your Windows Partition if: OUTLOOK.exe -> reports are sketchy on getting this to work. Not tested, cuz I don't know what/how/details: (I don't normally use these so I can't say it works) BSCsync.exe Picture Manager seems to work, but shortcuts don't work, so you can't really open a picture. I use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote on Linux. as you desire.ĭo not add anything to this WINEPREFIX=~/wine32. In file explorer, make sktop and word.sh executableĬopy these two files and make Excel, PowerPnt, OneNote, etc. Icon=/home/user/Documents/DesktopShorts/PNGs/word.png #dl icons from ĩB) use favorite text editor to create "word.sh"Įnv WINEPREFIX=$HOME/wine32 wine "$HOME/wine32/drive_c/Programįiles/Microsoft Office/Office14/WINWORD.EXE" Now, under Libraries, you should have: Existing overrides:ĩA) use favorite text editor and create "sktop" on Desktop Version=1.0Įxec=sh /home/user/Documents/DesktopShorts/word.sh #you must use a shell script (Note your ISO CD might not be named "Office2010 Plus", change as needed.) WINEPREFIX=~/wine32 wine "/media/user/Office2010 Plus/setup.exe" Right Click the ISO in file explorer -> Open With Disk Image Mounter > select msi(native, builtin) -> Edit -> change to (builtin, native) Make executable: you need to right click-> properties-> Permissions -> Allow to execute (CHECK yes) WINEPREFIX=~/wine32 winetricks wininet riched30 vcrun2003 vcrun2005 vb3run Install Dependencies for office 2010 (32 bit) Note that I didn't want wine32 to be hidden (.wine32) => personal preference
WINEARCH=win32 WINEPREFIX=~/wine32 winecfg When I did this, I wound up with versions: Install WINE, WINETRICKS from Ubuntu software center You also need a 32-bit Office 2010 ISO file. which I don't understand, since XP is not 64 bit. I have 64 bit Ubuntu 14.04, so Wine is 64 bit. I followed and updated steps from this guide
I don't know about ALL, but I worked this out for myself and I have created the guide I wanted, but could not find. Until recently, it was difficult of impossible to get all of Office 2010 running on Ubuntu.