Office 2007 Compatibility Pack
Hello everybody,
I am trying to install the Compatibility Pack, but I want the quiet install.
Using the command line, this is not a problem, but I want to do it through GPO.
For doing this, I need to create a .mst file (using ORCA) with the proper attributes, but I do not know where to find it. I am totally new to GPO's, ORCA, mst's and everything.
Can you guys give me some tips?
thanks in advance,
I am trying to install the Compatibility Pack, but I want the quiet install.
Using the command line, this is not a problem, but I want to do it through GPO.
For doing this, I need to create a .mst file (using ORCA) with the proper attributes, but I do not know where to find it. I am totally new to GPO's, ORCA, mst's and everything.
Can you guys give me some tips?
thanks in advance,
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Posted by:
spartacus
15 years ago
Take a look in the following AppDeploy Package KnowlegeBase article
http://itninja.com/link/description-of-office-compatibility-pack-service-pack-2
Regards,
Spartacus
http://itninja.com/link/description-of-office-compatibility-pack-service-pack-2
Regards,
Spartacus
Posted by:
ceesietopc
15 years ago
Thank you Spartacus,
I already read that article, a few times.
I think this is more a lack of "normal" GPO knowledge.
How to pass commandline variables to a MSI installation?
I already read that article, a few times.
I think this is more a lack of "normal" GPO knowledge.
How to pass commandline variables to a MSI installation?
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
15 years ago
You can't pass command-line variables to MSIExec in GPO natively. Bundle up all your changes into a transform file and specify that the GPO uses it by clicking the 'Modifications' tab after adding the MSI.
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