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I am trying to do an administrative install of office 2010. &nbsp;I have set up the MSP and got the install to work, however after some testing find 2 questions being asked after launching any of the components to office 2010. &nbsp;The first is: would you like to active online now? &nbsp;The second is: what update scheme would you like to use? &nbsp;(Recomended, ..., None) &nbsp;The real problem is that we don't want these updates installed until all is tested and they are a known solution in conjunction with the other software we work with. &nbsp;Even bigger is the problem that each user gets asked this question and most would probably select the recomended. &nbsp;I need a way to set these ansewers before launching the application or disable the questions all together. &nbsp;Windows XP PC on domain.(Yes group policy is an option)
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I am trying to do an administrative install of office 2010.  I have set up the MSP and got the install to work, however after some testing find 2 questions being asked after launching any of the components to office 2010.  The first is: would you like to active online now?  The second is: what update scheme would you like to use?  (Recomended, ..., None)  The real problem is that we don't want these updates installed until all is tested and they are a known solution in conjunction with the other software we work with.  Even bigger is the problem that each user gets asked this question and most would probably select the recomended.  I need a way to set these ansewers before launching the application or disable the questions all together.  Windows XP PC on domain.(Yes group policy is an option)

How do I ansewer a question after install automatically?

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Microsoft Office is an integrated suite of applications that includes Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio and InfoPath, along with a number of tools to assist in making the individual components work together. Coding within and between the projects is done in Visual Basic for Applications, known as VBA.