Cloning - How to make office ask for key?

[Steve]

I'm trying to work with Ghost Corporate Ed 8.0. I figured
out sysprep tool to ask for WIndows key, etc when cloned.
Is there a way to make office ask for each so each
computer cloned has it's own vaild product key?

 

[joust in jest]

Ghost Corporate Ed 8.0, as you might guess from the packaging, is not a part
of MS Office. Most of the gurus who hang out here Office gurus, not Ghost
gurus. Ergo, the chance of finding an answer to your problem here is slim.

I would imagine that the Ghost gurus hang out at a Symantec (which sells
Ghost) newsgroup, not at a Microsoft(which does not sell Ghost) newsgroup.
Ergo, your chance of finding an answer to a Ghost problem there is better
than slim.

steve

 

[Keith V. Klenke]

There is no need to configure office to prompt for the key. You are using
enterprise media & open/volume license key, right?

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Thanks,
Keith V. Klenke
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Hey everyone,
I just wanted to let you know there is a site that may be of some use. A
lot of people who work with Novell products, and are VERY good with
implementations and troubleshooting, frequent the site. You can find it at:
http://www.abend.org

 

[Guest]

Good call but they directed me to MS. lol

-----Original Message-----
Ghost Corporate Ed 8.0, as you might guess from the packaging, is not a part
of MS Office. Most of the gurus who hang out here Office gurus, not Ghost
gurus. Ergo, the chance of finding an answer to your problem here is slim.

I would imagine that the Ghost gurus hang out at a Symantec (which sells
Ghost) newsgroup, not at a Microsoft(which does not sell Ghost) newsgroup.
Ergo, your chance of finding an answer to a Ghost problem there is better
than slim.

steve




.

 

[Guest]

Sorry I'm not an expert at this. We have all Dell Computer
each with their own CD for Office. Just like if you bought
50 computers individualy.

 

[joust in jest]

Having just purchased 50 pcs from them, you might put in a call to your Dell
Sales Associate and see if you can tap into their expertise.

You might also try posting to a Microsoft Server newsgroup -- Network
Administrators are more likely to be familiar with rolling out software with
Ghost than are MS Office users, who aren't typically Network Administrators.

steve