Office 2007 and later versions do not include that useful tool.

Unfortunately, the reasons behind this decision remain a mystery.

The recent versions of Office only allow you toexport the customized Quick Access Toolbar and Ribbon.

How to Back Up and Transfer Settings for Your Windows Programs to a New PC with CloneApp

confirm any programs you want to back up are closed before you begin.

To fully back up program tweaks, CloneApp must be run as an administrator.

To do that, right-tap on the CloneApp.exe file and select Run as administrator from the popup menu.

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Give CloneApp permission to make changes to your PC when asked.

The first path is where the program backups will be saved.

We recommend you keep the default path.

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The second path is where the log file listing the actions taken during the backup will be saved.

We chose to save the log file in the same place as the backed up program prefs.

By default, CloneApp puts the backup files for each program in separate folders.

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you’re able to choose to have all the backup files in the same folder.

CloneApp displays a confirmation dialog box by default if normal Windows file conflicts are encountered during the backup process.

All thesupported programsare listed on the left.

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To see a list of programs installed on your PC that can be backed up, click Installed.

This list is just for reference.

To select programs you want to back up, click Supported.

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Check the boxes next to the programs you want to back up.

To back up all your installed programs that CloneApp supports, nudge the Select Installed link below the list.

To back up the selected programs, click Start CloneApp.

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A dialog box showing the progress of the backup displays.

To do this, click Custom on the right side of the CloneApp window.

Custom files and folders are backed up separately from the built-in CloneApp program backups.

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Under Custom on the left, you might choose to back up files, folders, or Registry Keys.

you’re free to also add commands to backup controls for a program.

NOTE: When we tested the Registry Keys option, we could not get it to work.

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To back up folders, hit the Folders button under Custom.

Click Browse on the right.

Add any other folders you want to back up in the same manner and then click Start Backup.

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