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Office 2003 Pro Install using switches
Hi, I'm wanting to do an install of Office 2003 Pro from a script rather than running the setup.exe and following the prompts. One thing I want to achieve is a Complete Install, and keep all the files that were used during installation on the local disk (for maintenance and updates etc)
I'm just doing a setuppro.exe and then various switches, which works but I cannot specify a complete install and anything to keep the installation files - it might do these already but I cannot tell!!
Does anyone know if this is possible from using the switches? Or if there's a better way? Thanks.
I'm just doing a setuppro.exe and then various switches, which works but I cannot specify a complete install and anything to keep the installation files - it might do these already but I cannot tell!!
Does anyone know if this is possible from using the switches? Or if there's a better way? Thanks.
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