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Patrick Burnett
My firm is deploying Office XP next year. Our plan is to roll out a
completely new image using Symantec Ghost. This image will contain
among other things, OfficeXP (everythig except Access), Legal MacPac
2000, Hummingbird DM 5.
I have successfully taken a snapshot of the image according to
Microsoft's instructions for avoiding the Re-Activation of the XP
components (using the variables NOUSERNAME=True and
ENTERPRISE_IMAGE=True). I have successfully set the image back down
on a variety of similar PCs. But here's the problem:
Often, upon first login by a user, OfficeXP will do its mini setup
and, upon completion, the following things will have changed:
Spelling and Grammar proofing tools will have been uninstalled.
VBA for Applications will have been uninstalled.
Converters and Filters will have been uninstalled.
All of these are Shared Components and all of them exist prior to
first launch (I've gone into Control Panel->Add/Remove
Programs->Office XP Professional->Change to check).
Does anyone have any idea why this might be happening? Has anyone ele
experienced it and/or solved it? Can anyone help?
Patrick Burnett
Howard Rice, et al.
completely new image using Symantec Ghost. This image will contain
among other things, OfficeXP (everythig except Access), Legal MacPac
2000, Hummingbird DM 5.
I have successfully taken a snapshot of the image according to
Microsoft's instructions for avoiding the Re-Activation of the XP
components (using the variables NOUSERNAME=True and
ENTERPRISE_IMAGE=True). I have successfully set the image back down
on a variety of similar PCs. But here's the problem:
Often, upon first login by a user, OfficeXP will do its mini setup
and, upon completion, the following things will have changed:
Spelling and Grammar proofing tools will have been uninstalled.
VBA for Applications will have been uninstalled.
Converters and Filters will have been uninstalled.
All of these are Shared Components and all of them exist prior to
first launch (I've gone into Control Panel->Add/Remove
Programs->Office XP Professional->Change to check).
Does anyone have any idea why this might be happening? Has anyone ele
experienced it and/or solved it? Can anyone help?
Patrick Burnett
Howard Rice, et al.