Adm install point

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chico bento

I'm trying to help one of my customers to setup the
administrative install point on his office network. He has
only 3 computers and all of them are running Office XP
Pro, but when I've tried to run the setup.exe /a command,
setup tells me I need to have an Interprise edition. Is
that true? Where can he buy such edition? Is there any way
to do it using the software he already bougth, since he
has 3 licenses for the Office XP PRO? Thanks
 
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Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Chico,

MS Office XP admin setup points are only supported
for customers enrolled in MS Office Volume License
programs using an Enterprise Volume License Key.
http://microsoft.com/licensing/resources/vol/

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I'm trying to help one of my customers to setup the
administrative install point on his office network. He has
only 3 computers and all of them are running Office XP
Pro, but when I've tried to run the setup.exe /a command,
setup tells me I need to have an Interprise edition. Is
that true? Where can he buy such edition? Is there any way
to do it using the software he already bougth, since he
has 3 licenses for the Office XP PRO? Thanks >>
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Hope that helps,

Bob Buckland ?:) MS Office Products family MVP
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