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Steve L
We just bought 6 Dell SX260 workstations with Win2kPro preinstalled. All are
in a win2k domain. We also bought 6 copies of Office XP Std. I tried to do
an admin setup, so I could use a Group Policy Object to install Office XP
Std to all six workstations the same way. However Office setup says I have
to have the enterprise version to do this. I want to ASSIGN Office XP Std to
each machine, not to specific users.
I went ahead and installed it on each machine the hard way, then applied all
the service packs and patches - while logged on as domain admin on each
machine. Now whenever a user logs on they are prompted to insert the Office
XP setup cd. HOW SECURE IS THAT??????
How can I force OXP to install - identically configured and updated for
every user?
Bill Gates should have to sit down and actually use his "solutions" ! Maybe
then he would figure out "What I want to do today!"
Thanks for the help!
OS - Win2kpro SP4
OFFICE XP Std (six whole boxes)
Server win2k server with AD domain in mixed mode and SP4.
Steve
in a win2k domain. We also bought 6 copies of Office XP Std. I tried to do
an admin setup, so I could use a Group Policy Object to install Office XP
Std to all six workstations the same way. However Office setup says I have
to have the enterprise version to do this. I want to ASSIGN Office XP Std to
each machine, not to specific users.
I went ahead and installed it on each machine the hard way, then applied all
the service packs and patches - while logged on as domain admin on each
machine. Now whenever a user logs on they are prompted to insert the Office
XP setup cd. HOW SECURE IS THAT??????
How can I force OXP to install - identically configured and updated for
every user?
Bill Gates should have to sit down and actually use his "solutions" ! Maybe
then he would figure out "What I want to do today!"
Thanks for the help!
OS - Win2kpro SP4
OFFICE XP Std (six whole boxes)
Server win2k server with AD domain in mixed mode and SP4.
Steve