Quote from Deepa Kapoor on November 27, 2025, 5:17 am

OfficeClip can be locally installed by creating a virtual folder and copying all the files in it. Follow these steps:

1. Download the Installation file from the OfficeClip website and unzip it to a folder on your machine from where Officeclip should run
2. Create a virtual directory on your Internet Information Services Manager (IIS) and point it to the OfficeClip folder inside the folder where you unzipped the file
3. For IIS 6/7 use the Classic Application Pool and allow ASP.Net 2.0 to run
4. Make sure that you have Sql Server 2005/2008 installed on your machine and have sa password for mixed-mode authentication. If not download the Sql Server Express Edition 2005 or 2008 from the Microsoft website and while installation select the mixed-mode authentication.
5. Bring up a DOS command prompt and then from the installation folder run OfficeClip.Install.SetupDb -1. This will create the configuration files.
6. Run OfficeClip.Install.SetupDb -4 and this will create the database schema and statics
7. Run OfficeClip.Install.OcConfigure.exe to setup the smtp

If you run into any errors, go to the Log folder within your installation folder and double-click on index.html. Check all the recent logs by searching for keyword errors. This will show the error during installation. If you cannot resolve this, send the zip of this folder with your explanation to Officeclip support (at ocsupport@officeclip.com).

To upgrade OfficeClip manually, do the following:

1. Download the Installation file from the OfficeClip website and unzip it to the same folder where Officeclip is installed
2. Run OfficeClip.Install.SetupDb -4 to update database schema and statics

Note: Do *not* mix and match the msi installation (using setup.exe) with manual installation. Doing this will not upgrade the msi installation properly in the future.