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Jeff,<br />
Thanks for the info.<br />
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Just to reiterate, will that solve the gp deploy failure?
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Jeff,
Thanks for the info.

Just to reiterate, will that solve the gp deploy failure?

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I can't really say... I generally don't deploy Office over GP and I've not heard of anyone being able to deploy Office 2007 easily in a small network. &nbsp;It's generally faster to create a cached installation point and run setup locally on each workstation.<br />
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Jeff<br />
TechSoEasy
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I can't really say... I generally don't deploy Office over GP and I've not heard of anyone being able to deploy Office 2007 easily in a small network.  It's generally faster to create a cached installation point and run setup locally on each workstation.

Jeff
TechSoEasy

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I am currently trying to deploy Office 2007 Standard using msi through a Group Policy Object using SBS 2003. SBS 2003 deploys Outlook 2003 as a user install.<br />
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The problems are as follows:<br />
-Office 2007 won't install as a computer policy, which documentation says it should.<br />
-If I manually install Office 2007, on reboot it reinstalls Outlook 2003 and then Outlook 2003 won't load due to a DLL error.<br />
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What do I do to get the Office Standard 2007 install to work?!?!?!?!
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I am currently trying to deploy Office 2007 Standard using msi through a Group Policy Object using SBS 2003. SBS 2003 deploys Outlook 2003 as a user install.

The problems are as follows:
-Office 2007 won't install as a computer policy, which documentation says it should.
-If I manually install Office 2007, on reboot it reinstalls Outlook 2003 and then Outlook 2003 won't load due to a DLL error.

What do I do to get the Office Standard 2007 install to work?!?!?!?!

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