Deploying Office 2007 (.MST/.MSP)

[Will Butler]

Since transform files (.MST) can no longer be used with Office 2007, do
I need to make an administrative install point for each different
configuration I plan on deploying throughout my enterprise?

-Will

 

[Steven]

Hi Will,

goto the Office 2007 Technet Site.
It explains in detail how to prepare and install Office 2007 in an
Enterprise enviroment.

Steven

 

[Steven]

Hi Will,

goto the Office 2007 Technet Site.
It explains in detail how to prepare and install Office 2007 in an
Enterprise enviroment.

Steven

 

[Steven]

Hi Will,

goto the Office 2007 Technet Site.
It explains in detail how to prepare and install Office 2007 in an
Enterprise enviroment.

Steven

 

[Steven]

Hi Will,

goto the Office 2007 Technet Site.
It explains in detail how to prepare and install Office 2007 in an
Enterprise enviroment.

Steven

 

[Will Butler]

Thank you for responding. I have looked at the Office 2007 Technet Site,
I guess I should have phrased my question differently. I should have said

"Is there a way to use Software Assignment in group policy to install
multiple configurations of Office 2007 from a single administrative
install point?"

The instructions that I found on how to create different configurations
of the 2007 Office system for different groups of users
<http://technet2.microsoft.com/Offic...52d2-4967-ab9d-0e199c9bf0041033.mspx?mfr=true>
only shows how to accomplish this by running setup.exe from the command
line. I would prefer to use group policy's built in software assignment
feature instead of using a startup script to do the installation.


-Will

 

[Will Butler]

Thank you for responding. I have looked at the Office 2007 Technet Site,
I guess I should have phrased my question differently. I should have said

"Is there a way to use Software Assignment in group policy to install
multiple configurations of Office 2007 from a single administrative
install point?"

The instructions that I found on how to create different configurations
of the 2007 Office system for different groups of users
<http://technet2.microsoft.com/Offic...52d2-4967-ab9d-0e199c9bf0041033.mspx?mfr=true>
only shows how to accomplish this by running setup.exe from the command
line. I would prefer to use group policy's built in software assignment
feature instead of using a startup script to do the installation.


-Will

 

[Will Butler]

Thank you for responding. I have looked at the Office 2007 Technet Site,
I guess I should have phrased my question differently. I should have said

"Is there a way to use Software Assignment in group policy to install
multiple configurations of Office 2007 from a single administrative
install point?"

The instructions that I found on how to create different configurations
of the 2007 Office system for different groups of users
<http://technet2.microsoft.com/Offic...52d2-4967-ab9d-0e199c9bf0041033.mspx?mfr=true>
only shows how to accomplish this by running setup.exe from the command
line. I would prefer to use group policy's built in software assignment
feature instead of using a startup script to do the installation.


-Will

 

[Will Butler]

Thank you for responding. I have looked at the Office 2007 Technet Site,
I guess I should have phrased my question differently. I should have said

"Is there a way to use Software Assignment in group policy to install
multiple configurations of Office 2007 from a single administrative
install point?"

The instructions that I found on how to create different configurations
of the 2007 Office system for different groups of users
<http://technet2.microsoft.com/Offic...52d2-4967-ab9d-0e199c9bf0041033.mspx?mfr=true>
only shows how to accomplish this by running setup.exe from the command
line. I would prefer to use group policy's built in software assignment
feature instead of using a startup script to do the installation.


-Will