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Until all anti-malware vendors distribute versions of their software that are compatible with Microsoft virtualization technology, some anti-malware applications may not detect or clean malware that has penetrated the virtual environment of Office 2010 suites that were installed by using Click-to-Run.ĭoes Click-to-Run present a security risk to users who have used Click-to-Run to obtain Office 2010? The drive Q implementation (or drive R on some systems) is not yet completely compatible with some existing anti-malware solutions. Office Click-to-Run and anti-malware applicationsĬlick-to-Run anti-malware software compatibility Click-to-Run is also used for Office Starter 2010. These products require the installation of a virtual file system on a logical drive, and that is why users see drive Q or drive R.Ĭlick-to-Run delivery is available for Office Home & Student 2010 and for Office Home & Business 2010 when you download directly from Microsoft.

#Click for more info install#

Why does a drive Q or a drive R appear in My Computer after I use Click-to-Run to install Office?ĭrive Q (or sometimes drive R) appears when users install an Office 2010 product or suite that is deployed through Click-to-Run. There are also other benefits to Office Click-to-Run. This lets Office 2010 Click-to-Run coexist side-by-side with any existing version of Office that is already installed on your computer.

This virtual 'bubble' separates Office from the regular file system and applications on your hard disk. Click-to-Run uses Microsoft virtualization technology to contain Office 2010 inside a virtualized application space. While you are using your application, the rest of Office is being downloaded quietly in the background.Īnother aspect of Office Click-to-Run is the unique way that Office is stored after it is downloaded onto your computer. Similarly, with Click-to-Run, you can start using Office before the whole suite or product has been downloaded. You can watch the first part of the video before the whole file is downloaded. Think of this in the same way that you think about streaming video. Click-to-Run uses Microsoft virtualization and streaming technologies.Ĭlick-to-Run products use streaming.

#Click for more info update#

More InformationĬlick-to-Run is a new way to deliver and update Microsoft Office to broadband customers. This technology is called Click-to-Run, and this article discusses Click-to-Run and how it interacts with some anti-malware applications. Target.appendChild(para).For Microsoft Office 2010, Microsoft is offering a new way to download and install its Office 2010 products. Var txt = document.createTextNode('This product is ' + string) Here is one possible solution (there are many - just hoping this one might be easy to follow): Note: i assigned the function to the 'window' object ( window.moreInfo(string) ) but you could still use ( function moreInfo(string) ) more info here: Ideally you would assign each once and then create your string dynamically based on which item was clicked.You're reassigning the same variable (var divObj) four times.Var txt = document.createTextNode('This product is ugly') Var txt = document.createTextNode('This product is pretty') Var txt = document.createTextNode('This product is bad') Var txt = document.createTextNode('This product is good') Var divObj = document.getElementById('p4') Var divObj = document.getElementById('p3') Var divObj = document.getElementById('p2') Var divObj = document.getElementById('p1')

#Click for more info code#

Right now my code only displays the items, and when i click an item, descriptions of All of the items are shown. When i click each item on the list, description will be displayed.