K
kelly
I have been told that we are in violation of Office licensing and we need to
pull Office 10 Pro. and reinstall Office 10 Std.
I created a installation point and built a transform file for the XP std.
install. My created a batch file that runs msiexec to uninstall the current
version of Office (Pro) and reinstall the correct version standard. It looks
like the following:
@echo off
msiexec /x \\server\share\pro.msi
msiexec /i \\server\share\std.msi
exit
The problem I have is that the only way it will work is if I substitute a
mapped drive to the directory containing the .msi files. The UNC in the .bat
file does not seem to work. So the working version of the .bat file looks
like this:
@echo off
msiexec /x x:\pro.msi
msiexec /i x:\std.msi
exit
Why won't the UNC work?
Also I have a .mst file I built, can someone show me how to add this to the
install line to make it work. I tried:
msiexec /i t:\std.msi TRANSFOMS=officexpstd.mst
pull Office 10 Pro. and reinstall Office 10 Std.
I created a installation point and built a transform file for the XP std.
install. My created a batch file that runs msiexec to uninstall the current
version of Office (Pro) and reinstall the correct version standard. It looks
like the following:
@echo off
msiexec /x \\server\share\pro.msi
msiexec /i \\server\share\std.msi
exit
The problem I have is that the only way it will work is if I substitute a
mapped drive to the directory containing the .msi files. The UNC in the .bat
file does not seem to work. So the working version of the .bat file looks
like this:
@echo off
msiexec /x x:\pro.msi
msiexec /i x:\std.msi
exit
Why won't the UNC work?
Also I have a .mst file I built, can someone show me how to add this to the
install line to make it work. I tried:
msiexec /i t:\std.msi TRANSFOMS=officexpstd.mst