Re: Office 2003 distribution (MST)
From: Steffany (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 09/30/04
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Date: Wed, 29 Sep 2004 23:56:24 -0700
Hi Bob!
Thanx, this helped a lot!
Since this worked fine, I have one more question..
As I wrote I have one administrative installation point, I
have made one MST file customizing Word, Excel and
PowerPoint (Basic installation). I have made a .CMW file
for distribution of Outlook and a .CMW file for
distribution of Access. The installation of Outlook and
Access after the basic installation works fine if I
install it to the same PC.
What if I would like to have only Outlook on one computer,
and maybe a couple weeks after installing Outlook I would
like to install the rest of Office.. Do I have to make a
new administrative installation point, make a MST file
for distribution of Outlook and make a CMW for the basic
installation? How would you do this? Could you some how
use the same administrative installation point? Any tips
on how to set this up?
About licenses - I have the Pro license.. :-)
Thanx!
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi Steffany,
>
>The MST file contains the equivalent of installing
>Office on a computer the first time and can only
>be used to do an initial installation.
>
>After initial installation
>to change Office settings you would use Add/Remove
Programs
>in the Windows Control Panel and choose Microsoft Office.
>
>When using the tools in the Office Resource Kit the
equivalent
>to the 'after intallation' changes would be a .CMW file
from
>the Custom Maintenance Wizard rather than the CIW.
>
>Keep in mind that if you're using the MST on an Office
>Professional Edition, you're still using a Professional
>Edition license even if you install only one app.
>
>=====
> <<"Steffany" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote in message news:129801c4a5e8$714b9130
$a601280a@phx.gbl...
>I would like to make 3 different MST files for my MS
>Office 2003 installation.
>I have made one basic mst, including Word, Excel,
>PowerPoint, Office Shared Features and Office Tools.
>The second one including Outlook.
>The third one including Access, with VB.
>
>When I install the basic installation, everything seems to
>be fine..
>When I then try to distribute the second (outlook) on the
>same computer, the installation quits, Outlook is not
>installed..
>How can I do this, any tips? Do I have to change one of
>the setup properties on the last page of the MST creation,
>using the Custom Installation Wizard?
>
>Thanx! >>
>--
>Let us know if this helped you,
>
>Bob Buckland ?:-)
>MS Office System Products MVP
>
> *Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
>
>Office 2003 Editions explained
>http://www.microsoft.com/uk/office/editions.mspx
>
>
>
>.
>
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