Office 2003 via GPO

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Mark Heitbrink [MVP]

Hi,
I have created an admin install point, and created a transform (mst) that is
applied to my STD11.MSI file. I then created a GPO for an OU that assigns
the install per computer. When I try to add the MST via the modifications
tab, everything is greyed out, so I can't.

Delete the package in the GPO, assign it again and apply the
MST in the moment, prior you hit "OK".
After integrating the package it can´t be changed, it has
to be created with the MST during the same dialog

Mark
 
I have created an admin install point, and created a transform (mst) that is
applied to my STD11.MSI file. I then created a GPO for an OU that assigns
the install per computer. When I try to add the MST via the modifications
tab, everything is greyed out, so I can't. What I want is for my Office
2003 to install via the GPO but with no user interaction.
 
thank you!


Mark Heitbrink said:
Hi,


Delete the package in the GPO, assign it again and apply the
MST in the moment, prior you hit "OK".
After integrating the package it can´t be changed, it has
to be created with the MST during the same dialog

Mark
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I have created an admin install point, and created a transform
(mst) that is
applied to my STD11.MSI file. I then created a GPO for an OU
that assigns
the install per computer. When I try to add the MST via the
modifications
tab, everything is greyed out, so I can't. What I want is for
my Office
2003 to install via the GPO but with no user interaction

Hi,

When you create the package - choose "advanced" instead. It will allow
you to add the MST file to the package but only on creation.

Cheers,

Lara
 
you are right, this is what it was


lforbes said:
I have created an admin install point, and created a transform
(mst) that is
applied to my STD11.MSI file. I then created a GPO for an OU
that assigns
the install per computer. When I try to add the MST via the
modifications
tab, everything is greyed out, so I can't. What I want is for
my Office
2003 to install via the GPO but with no user interaction.

Hi,

When you create the package - choose "advanced" instead. It will allow
you to add the MST file to the package but only on creation.

Cheers,

Lara

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