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Wow...it really seems that Microsoft is going the way of &quot;who gives a frack about the end user, let's just complicate the heck outta things&quot;<br />
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I think I'll just hang the installer out on the network and type type up instructions for completing the install from a network share.
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Environ: Server 08 Domain. &nbsp;I need to push Office 2010 Pro Plus out via gp. &nbsp;I'm not sure which msi to push out. &nbsp;<br />
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Can someone direct me?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Cliff
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Environ: Server 08 Domain.  I need to push Office 2010 Pro Plus out via gp.  I'm not sure which msi to push out.  

Can someone direct me?

Thanks

Cliff

Wow...it really seems that Microsoft is going the way of &quot;who gives a frack about the end user, let&#39;s just complicate the heck outta things&quot;

I think I&#39;ll just hang the installer out on the network and type type up instructions for completing the install from a network share.

Office 2010 Pro Plus, GP install, which msi

Environ: Server 08 Domain.  I need to push Office 2010 Pro Plus out via gp.  I&#39;m not sure which msi to push out.  

Can someone direct me?

Thanks

Cliff

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