How can I slipstream service packs into Office 2003

[Thomas Niedermeier]

Hi,

I just downloaded the sp1 for office 2003 full file. I want to
slipstream the service pack into the Office 2003 like I used to do it
for Office XP, but it doesn´t work for me.

Does anyone know how to do it?



Greetings
Thomas

 

[Chad Harris]

Thomas--

Take a look at this:

How Can I Slipstream Hotfixes into Office System (2003)?
http://www.petri.co.il/office_system_2003_hotfix_slipstreaming.htm

hth--best,

Chad Harris
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[Thomas Niedermeier]

Hi,

thanks.

Now I ran into another problem. I don´t want to do a setup /a
Insallation. If I use the following line:

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb

I get an error message, that I have to put in a Productkey.
Does anyone Know how to add this to the commandline?

Greeting
Thomas

 

[Thomas Niedermeier]

Hi,

Thanks, I just manageged to update my source files: But there are some
new problems:

Do I have to update owc10.msi and owc11.msi in the same way? I guess and
so I did it. It worked for me.

If I now try to install Office 2003 complete (with Infopatch) I get a
error message:

error 1334: Ipmain11.aw_1031 is missing in L2561401.cab

I looked at the .cab file and it´s true! If I install it without
Infopath it works. Anoyone a solution?

I will post this problem at a higher level in the newsgroup too.

Thanks
Thomas





I also looked into my log from the update, I found this:

MSI (s) (58:58): Executing op:
SetTargetFolder(Folder=c:\pur\FILES\PFILES\MSOFFICE\OFFICE11\1031\)

MSI (s) (58:58): Executing op:
SetSourceFolder(Folder=1\FILES\PFILES\MSOFFICE\OFFICE11\1031\|FILES\Programme\Microsoft
Office\OFFICE11\1031\)

MSI (s) (58:58): Executing op:
FileCopy(SourceName=IPMAIN11.AW,SourceCabKey=IPMAIN11.AW_1031,DestName=IPMAIN11.AW,Attributes=4096,FileSize=2400969,PerTick=32768,,VerifyMedia=1,,,,,CheckCRC=0,,,InstallMode=58982400,HashOptions=0,HashPart1=-496798759,HashPa
rt2=2128572682,HashPart3=-672216131,HashPart4=-2071727991,)

MSI (s) (58:58): File:
c:\pur\FILES\PFILES\MSOFFICE\OFFICE11\1031\IPMAIN11.AW; To be
installed; No patch; No existing file

MSI (s) (58:58): Source for file 'IPMAIN11.AW_1031' is compressed
InstallFiles: Datei wird kopiert: IPMAIN11.AW

MSI (s) (58:58): Note: 1: 2318 2:
c:\pur\FILES\PFILES\MSOFFICE\OFFICE11\1031\IPMAIN11.AW

MSI (s) (58:58): Note: 1: 2360

Hi Thomas,
Just add PIDKEY=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx at the end of the command line below. Note there should not be any spaces in your pidkey.

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb PIDKEY=yourPidKeyHere.

Though i would recommend using the following additional flags

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb SHORTFILENAMES=1 /L*V c:\Logs.txt PIDKEY=yourPidKeyHere.

Thanks
-Rohit[MS}


:

Hi,

thanks.

Now I ran into another problem. I don´t want to do a setup /a
Insallation. If I use the following line:

msiexec /p d:\sp1\MAINSP1ff.msp /a w:\PRO11.MSI /qb

I get an error message, that I have to put in a Productkey.
Does anyone Know how to add this to the commandline?

Greeting
Thomas




Chad Harris wrote: