Customize Office 2003 installation not working properly

L

Lasse

Hi

I have created a .MST file for my Office 2003 installation, it's deployed
through a GPO. It installs Office without any problems and it also changes
all the settings I defined when creating the .MST but it doesn't install SP3
which I added to the .MST.
I point to the UNC path of the Office 2003 SP3 file and add the parameters
so it will be installed silently.

How can I debug the problem?

/Lasse
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Lasse,

Unless you've incorporated Office 2003 Service Pack 3 into the Office Administrative Installation point then you may want to look at
chaining the update using oHotFix to be applied after the initial installation.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ork2003/HA011525741033.aspx

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Hi

I have created a .MST file for my Office 2003 installation, it's deployed
through a GPO. It installs Office without any problems and it also changes
all the settings I defined when creating the .MST but it doesn't install SP3
which I added to the .MST.
I point to the UNC path of the Office 2003 SP3 file and add the parameters
so it will be installed silently.

How can I debug the problem?

/Lasse>>
--

Bob Buckland ?:)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
 
L

Lasse

Hi Bob

Thanks for your reply.

I just added the UNC path to SP3 and added the neede parameters. I have read
the link before and it doesn't help me.

I have just tried extracting all the files from the original SP3.exe file
and when I run ohotfix.exe manually it updates Office without any problems. I
then added the extracted SP3 files and ohotfix.* to the .MST file.
After adding the files and doing a new installation with the new .MST file I
found some ohotfix logfiles and I can see that the ohotfix failes because
Windows Installer is already running, and it's running because of the Office
installation :)

How do I add SP3 to the actual Office 2003 source files?

/Lasse
 

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