disabled but still installed???

M

M130

I have chosen to only install outlook 2003 and in the CIW I have made Word,
Excel, and Powerpoint "not available" but they still install. This is really
giving me a lot of grief...please help
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi M130,

Is this an upgrade installation over an older Office
version or a first time Office install?

Do the core programs all run correctly without calling
for the CD? A good portion of the programs share common
files that will install even with the individual apps
set to 'Not Available'.

Do you get the same result if you install manually
without using an MST file?

==========
I have chosen to only install outlook 2003 and in the CIW I have made Word,
Excel, and Powerpoint "not available" but they still install. This is really
giving me a lot of grief...please help>>
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi M130,

Is this an upgrade installation over an older Office
version or a first time Office install?

Do the core programs all run correctly without calling
for the CD? A good portion of the programs share common
files that will install even with the individual apps
set to 'Not Available'.

Do you get the same result if you install manually
without using an MST file?

==========
I have chosen to only install outlook 2003 and in the CIW I have made Word,
Excel, and Powerpoint "not available" but they still install. This is really
giving me a lot of grief...please help>>
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi M130,

Is this an upgrade installation over an older Office
version or a first time Office install?

Do the core programs all run correctly without calling
for the CD? A good portion of the programs share common
files that will install even with the individual apps
set to 'Not Available'.

Do you get the same result if you install manually
without using an MST file?

==========
I have chosen to only install outlook 2003 and in the CIW I have made Word,
Excel, and Powerpoint "not available" but they still install. This is really
giving me a lot of grief...please help>>
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi M130,

Is this an upgrade installation over an older Office
version or a first time Office install?

Do the core programs all run correctly without calling
for the CD? A good portion of the programs share common
files that will install even with the individual apps
set to 'Not Available'.

Do you get the same result if you install manually
without using an MST file?

==========
I have chosen to only install outlook 2003 and in the CIW I have made Word,
Excel, and Powerpoint "not available" but they still install. This is really
giving me a lot of grief...please help>>
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi M130,

Is this an upgrade installation over an older Office
version or a first time Office install?

Do the core programs all run correctly without calling
for the CD? A good portion of the programs share common
files that will install even with the individual apps
set to 'Not Available'.

Do you get the same result if you install manually
without using an MST file?

==========
I have chosen to only install outlook 2003 and in the CIW I have made Word,
Excel, and Powerpoint "not available" but they still install. This is really
giving me a lot of grief...please help>>
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi M130,

Is this an upgrade installation over an older Office
version or a first time Office install?

Do the core programs all run correctly without calling
for the CD? A good portion of the programs share common
files that will install even with the individual apps
set to 'Not Available'.

Do you get the same result if you install manually
without using an MST file?

==========
I have chosen to only install outlook 2003 and in the CIW I have made Word,
Excel, and Powerpoint "not available" but they still install. This is really
giving me a lot of grief...please help>>
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi M130,

Is this an upgrade installation over an older Office
version or a first time Office install?

Do the core programs all run correctly without calling
for the CD? A good portion of the programs share common
files that will install even with the individual apps
set to 'Not Available'.

Do you get the same result if you install manually
without using an MST file?

==========
I have chosen to only install outlook 2003 and in the CIW I have made Word,
Excel, and Powerpoint "not available" but they still install. This is really
giving me a lot of grief...please help>>
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi M130,

Is this an upgrade installation over an older Office
version or a first time Office install?

Do the core programs all run correctly without calling
for the CD? A good portion of the programs share common
files that will install even with the individual apps
set to 'Not Available'.

Do you get the same result if you install manually
without using an MST file?

==========
I have chosen to only install outlook 2003 and in the CIW I have made Word,
Excel, and Powerpoint "not available" but they still install. This is really
giving me a lot of grief...please help>>
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi M130,

Is this an upgrade installation over an older Office
version or a first time Office install?

Do the core programs all run correctly without calling
for the CD? A good portion of the programs share common
files that will install even with the individual apps
set to 'Not Available'.

Do you get the same result if you install manually
without using an MST file?

==========
I have chosen to only install outlook 2003 and in the CIW I have made Word,
Excel, and Powerpoint "not available" but they still install. This is really
giving me a lot of grief...please help>>
 
M

M130

Hello Bob,
I get only outlook if I use the custom install and go the long way. I
did however find the outlk11.msi file in the office 2003 pro that we had.
The MST ran great.
Thanks,
M130
 
M

M130

Hello Bob,
I get only outlook if I use the custom install and go the long way. I
did however find the outlk11.msi file in the office 2003 pro that we had.
The MST ran great.
Thanks,
M130
 
M

M130

Hello Bob,
I get only outlook if I use the custom install and go the long way. I
did however find the outlk11.msi file in the office 2003 pro that we had.
The MST ran great.
Thanks,
M130
 
M

M130

Hello Bob,
I get only outlook if I use the custom install and go the long way. I
did however find the outlk11.msi file in the office 2003 pro that we had.
The MST ran great.
Thanks,
M130
 
M

M130

Hello Bob,
I get only outlook if I use the custom install and go the long way. I
did however find the outlk11.msi file in the office 2003 pro that we had.
The MST ran great.
Thanks,
M130
 
M

M130

Hello Bob,
I get only outlook if I use the custom install and go the long way. I
did however find the outlk11.msi file in the office 2003 pro that we had.
The MST ran great.
Thanks,
M130
 
M

M130

Hello Bob,
I get only outlook if I use the custom install and go the long way. I
did however find the outlk11.msi file in the office 2003 pro that we had.
The MST ran great.
Thanks,
M130
 
M

M130

Hello Bob,
I get only outlook if I use the custom install and go the long way. I
did however find the outlk11.msi file in the office 2003 pro that we had.
The MST ran great.
Thanks,
M130
 
M

M130

Hello Bob,
I get only outlook if I use the custom install and go the long way. I
did however find the outlk11.msi file in the office 2003 pro that we had.
The MST ran great.
Thanks,
M130
 

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