Another question about getting prompted to insert office CD.

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Adam Sandler

Bob,

Thanks for the reply... here's the info...

1. I was logged in as a domain admin and I clicked a bunch of "next"
buttons on the GUI which appears when the CD was placed in the CD ROM.


2. Office 2000 Professional SR 1

3. Not sure... how can I tell?

4. It's a local domain (not connected to the internet), roaming
profiles and home directory hosted on the file server.
 
A

Adam Sandler

Bob,

Thanks for the reply... here's the info...

1. I was logged in as a domain admin and I clicked a bunch of "next"
buttons on the GUI which appears when the CD was placed in the CD ROM.


2. Office 2000 Professional SR 1

3. Not sure... how can I tell?

4. It's a local domain (not connected to the internet), roaming
profiles and home directory hosted on the file server.
 
A

Adam Sandler

Bob,

Thanks for the reply... here's the info...

1. I was logged in as a domain admin and I clicked a bunch of "next"
buttons on the GUI which appears when the CD was placed in the CD ROM.


2. Office 2000 Professional SR 1

3. Not sure... how can I tell?

4. It's a local domain (not connected to the internet), roaming
profiles and home directory hosted on the file server.
 
A

Adam Sandler

Bob,

Thanks for the reply... here's the info...

1. I was logged in as a domain admin and I clicked a bunch of "next"
buttons on the GUI which appears when the CD was placed in the CD ROM.


2. Office 2000 Professional SR 1

3. Not sure... how can I tell?

4. It's a local domain (not connected to the internet), roaming
profiles and home directory hosted on the file server.
 
A

Adam Sandler

Bob,

Thanks for the reply... here's the info...

1. I was logged in as a domain admin and I clicked a bunch of "next"
buttons on the GUI which appears when the CD was placed in the CD ROM.


2. Office 2000 Professional SR 1

3. Not sure... how can I tell?

4. It's a local domain (not connected to the internet), roaming
profiles and home directory hosted on the file server.
 
A

Adam Sandler

Bob,

Thanks for the reply... here's the info...

1. I was logged in as a domain admin and I clicked a bunch of "next"
buttons on the GUI which appears when the CD was placed in the CD ROM.


2. Office 2000 Professional SR 1

3. Not sure... how can I tell?

4. It's a local domain (not connected to the internet), roaming
profiles and home directory hosted on the file server.
 
A

Adam Sandler

Bob,

Thanks for the reply... here's the info...

1. I was logged in as a domain admin and I clicked a bunch of "next"
buttons on the GUI which appears when the CD was placed in the CD ROM.


2. Office 2000 Professional SR 1

3. Not sure... how can I tell?

4. It's a local domain (not connected to the internet), roaming
profiles and home directory hosted on the file server.
 
A

Adam Sandler

Bob,

Thanks for the reply... here's the info...

1. I was logged in as a domain admin and I clicked a bunch of "next"
buttons on the GUI which appears when the CD was placed in the CD ROM.


2. Office 2000 Professional SR 1

3. Not sure... how can I tell?

4. It's a local domain (not connected to the internet), roaming
profiles and home directory hosted on the file server.
 

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