Auto fill in of Product key

D

dave

Is there a way to automatically fill in my product key? We have a volume
license key and we want to manually install office on each PC. But, I don't
want to type in the key each time.

Is there some kind of batch file I can run from a disk or something that
will do it for me? Is there some other way?
Thanks in advance
Dave
 
R

Rob Grayson

Download the 2003 Office Resource Kit Utility from Microsoft and install it
on a workstation. Create an Admin installation point for Office using
setup.exe /a. Run the Custom Installation Wizard from the resource kit, and
pointing to your admin install, you can create a transform file with as much
or little customized information in it that you like. Store the transform
file with your Admin installation point. You then launch the setup using
"msiexec.exe /i xxx.msi transforms=yyy.mst" (or something close to that) and
office will install with your customizations in place.
 
R

Rob Grayson

Download the 2003 Office Resource Kit Utility from Microsoft and install it
on a workstation. Create an Admin installation point for Office using
setup.exe /a. Run the Custom Installation Wizard from the resource kit, and
pointing to your admin install, you can create a transform file with as much
or little customized information in it that you like. Store the transform
file with your Admin installation point. You then launch the setup using
"msiexec.exe /i xxx.msi transforms=yyy.mst" (or something close to that) and
office will install with your customizations in place.
 
R

Rob Grayson

Download the 2003 Office Resource Kit Utility from Microsoft and install it
on a workstation. Create an Admin installation point for Office using
setup.exe /a. Run the Custom Installation Wizard from the resource kit, and
pointing to your admin install, you can create a transform file with as much
or little customized information in it that you like. Store the transform
file with your Admin installation point. You then launch the setup using
"msiexec.exe /i xxx.msi transforms=yyy.mst" (or something close to that) and
office will install with your customizations in place.
 
R

Rob Grayson

Download the 2003 Office Resource Kit Utility from Microsoft and install it
on a workstation. Create an Admin installation point for Office using
setup.exe /a. Run the Custom Installation Wizard from the resource kit, and
pointing to your admin install, you can create a transform file with as much
or little customized information in it that you like. Store the transform
file with your Admin installation point. You then launch the setup using
"msiexec.exe /i xxx.msi transforms=yyy.mst" (or something close to that) and
office will install with your customizations in place.
 
R

Rob Grayson

Download the 2003 Office Resource Kit Utility from Microsoft and install it
on a workstation. Create an Admin installation point for Office using
setup.exe /a. Run the Custom Installation Wizard from the resource kit, and
pointing to your admin install, you can create a transform file with as much
or little customized information in it that you like. Store the transform
file with your Admin installation point. You then launch the setup using
"msiexec.exe /i xxx.msi transforms=yyy.mst" (or something close to that) and
office will install with your customizations in place.
 
R

Rob Grayson

Download the 2003 Office Resource Kit Utility from Microsoft and install it
on a workstation. Create an Admin installation point for Office using
setup.exe /a. Run the Custom Installation Wizard from the resource kit, and
pointing to your admin install, you can create a transform file with as much
or little customized information in it that you like. Store the transform
file with your Admin installation point. You then launch the setup using
"msiexec.exe /i xxx.msi transforms=yyy.mst" (or something close to that) and
office will install with your customizations in place.
 

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