Office 2003 OPK: product id doesn't disappear

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Enrico Galli

Hi,
I'll try to explain my problem as simply as possible:
_ OS: Windows XP Professional
_ Office 2003 installed from administrative setup (LAN)
_ Office OPK tools installed

After editing and executing OEM11.bat (btw: it's quite strange how the
first line of the generated oem11.reg is "Regedit4" and not "Windows
Registry Editor Version 5.00"... and that it's not written anywhere),
the first run of an office application actually asks for Name, Company
and PID again. The fact is, that PID is filled already with the one i
used for admin installation, and i obviously would like it cleared
instead. Even the username is the same that is logged on, while it
should have been cleared by the following parameters:
set __Company=
set __UserName=
set __UserInitials=

For reference, i report my install command line:

setup.exe OEM=1 /settings="a:\office_opktools\setup.ini" /q

And my setup.ini:

*************************************************************************************
; Microsoft Office SETUP.EXE settings file.

[MSI]
MSI=PRO11.MSI

[Product]
ProductCode={90110410-6000-11D3-8CFE-0150048383C9}
ProductName=Microsoft Office 2003
ProductVersion=11.0.5614.0
Recache=1

[MST]
; The MST section gives the full path to a transform that should be
applied.

[Options]
;La sezione che segue consente di specificare le singole proprietà
;del programma di installazione.
USERNAME=Utente Standard
COMPANYNAME=Società Standard
DISABLEROLLBACK=1
ADDLOCAL=ALL

OEM_ALL=1
OEM_NOPREVIOUS=1
OEM_NOCOST=1
OEM_NOPROCESS=1
OEM_REQMET=1
OEM_NOJUNK=1
OEM=1

[Display]

[Logging]

[Cache]
CDCACHE=2
DELETABLECACHE=0
PURGE=0

[OfficeWebComponents]
MSI=OWC11.MSI
******************************************************************************************

Any clue? Thank you very much in advance

Enrico Galli
Italy
 

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