2003 Administrative Install update to SP1

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David Sack

I found the answer over in the officeupdate newgroup:

"Just add PIDKEY=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx at the end of the command line below.
Note there should not be any spaces in your pidkey.

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb PIDKEY=yourPidKeyHere.

Though i would recommend using the following additional flags

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb SHORTFILENAMES=1 /L*V
c:\Logs.txt PIDKEY=yourPidKeyHere.

Thanks
-Rohit[MS}"

Thanks for the help. It was greatly appreciated.

Dave
 
D

David Sack

I found the answer over in the officeupdate newgroup:

"Just add PIDKEY=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx at the end of the command line below.
Note there should not be any spaces in your pidkey.

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb PIDKEY=yourPidKeyHere.

Though i would recommend using the following additional flags

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb SHORTFILENAMES=1 /L*V
c:\Logs.txt PIDKEY=yourPidKeyHere.

Thanks
-Rohit[MS}"

Thanks for the help. It was greatly appreciated.

Dave
 
D

David Sack

I found the answer over in the officeupdate newgroup:

"Just add PIDKEY=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx at the end of the command line below.
Note there should not be any spaces in your pidkey.

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb PIDKEY=yourPidKeyHere.

Though i would recommend using the following additional flags

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb SHORTFILENAMES=1 /L*V
c:\Logs.txt PIDKEY=yourPidKeyHere.

Thanks
-Rohit[MS}"

Thanks for the help. It was greatly appreciated.

Dave
 
D

David Sack

I found the answer over in the officeupdate newgroup:

"Just add PIDKEY=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx at the end of the command line below.
Note there should not be any spaces in your pidkey.

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb PIDKEY=yourPidKeyHere.

Though i would recommend using the following additional flags

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb SHORTFILENAMES=1 /L*V
c:\Logs.txt PIDKEY=yourPidKeyHere.

Thanks
-Rohit[MS}"

Thanks for the help. It was greatly appreciated.

Dave
 
D

David Sack

I found the answer over in the officeupdate newgroup:

"Just add PIDKEY=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx at the end of the command line below.
Note there should not be any spaces in your pidkey.

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb PIDKEY=yourPidKeyHere.

Though i would recommend using the following additional flags

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb SHORTFILENAMES=1 /L*V
c:\Logs.txt PIDKEY=yourPidKeyHere.

Thanks
-Rohit[MS}"

Thanks for the help. It was greatly appreciated.

Dave
 
D

David Sack

I found the answer over in the officeupdate newgroup:

"Just add PIDKEY=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx at the end of the command line below.
Note there should not be any spaces in your pidkey.

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb PIDKEY=yourPidKeyHere.

Though i would recommend using the following additional flags

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb SHORTFILENAMES=1 /L*V
c:\Logs.txt PIDKEY=yourPidKeyHere.

Thanks
-Rohit[MS}"

Thanks for the help. It was greatly appreciated.

Dave
 
D

David Sack

I found the answer over in the officeupdate newgroup:

"Just add PIDKEY=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx at the end of the command line below.
Note there should not be any spaces in your pidkey.

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb PIDKEY=yourPidKeyHere.

Though i would recommend using the following additional flags

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb SHORTFILENAMES=1 /L*V
c:\Logs.txt PIDKEY=yourPidKeyHere.

Thanks
-Rohit[MS}"

Thanks for the help. It was greatly appreciated.

Dave
 
D

David Sack

I found the answer over in the officeupdate newgroup:

"Just add PIDKEY=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx at the end of the command line below.
Note there should not be any spaces in your pidkey.

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb PIDKEY=yourPidKeyHere.

Though i would recommend using the following additional flags

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb SHORTFILENAMES=1 /L*V
c:\Logs.txt PIDKEY=yourPidKeyHere.

Thanks
-Rohit[MS}"

Thanks for the help. It was greatly appreciated.

Dave
 

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