How Can I Install Office 2003 on Network?

[AA Smith]

I need to install Office 2003 on one PC in a LAN and have it available for
use/operation not only from the computer on which it's installed, but on all
computers in our LAN. How can I do that?

 

[DL]

By buying multiple copies of O2003

 

[DL]

By buying multiple copies of O2003

 

[DL]

By buying multiple copies of O2003

 

[DL]

By buying multiple copies of O2003

 

[DL]

By buying multiple copies of O2003

 

[DL]

By buying multiple copies of O2003

 

[DL]

By buying multiple copies of O2003

 

[DL]

By buying multiple copies of O2003

 

[DL]

By buying multiple copies of O2003

 

[Fabrussio]

You could create a central installation directory by running setup.exe /a on
your 'server' computer and then deploying office to your other computers from
there, you can set all the setup options in this CID to make it easier. look
up the custom installation wizard in office resources. You need the correct
number of licenses though!
You could also deploy office using the win2000\2003 active directory (if
running win2000\20003 server) and 'software installation' using the .msi in
the office directory......in fact there are lots of options available to
you...look up office deployment on m\soft sites.

 

[Fabrussio]

You could create a central installation directory by running setup.exe /a on
your 'server' computer and then deploying office to your other computers from
there, you can set all the setup options in this CID to make it easier. look
up the custom installation wizard in office resources. You need the correct
number of licenses though!
You could also deploy office using the win2000\2003 active directory (if
running win2000\20003 server) and 'software installation' using the .msi in
the office directory......in fact there are lots of options available to
you...look up office deployment on m\soft sites.

 

[Fabrussio]

You could create a central installation directory by running setup.exe /a on
your 'server' computer and then deploying office to your other computers from
there, you can set all the setup options in this CID to make it easier. look
up the custom installation wizard in office resources. You need the correct
number of licenses though!
You could also deploy office using the win2000\2003 active directory (if
running win2000\20003 server) and 'software installation' using the .msi in
the office directory......in fact there are lots of options available to
you...look up office deployment on m\soft sites.

 

[Fabrussio]

You could create a central installation directory by running setup.exe /a on
your 'server' computer and then deploying office to your other computers from
there, you can set all the setup options in this CID to make it easier. look
up the custom installation wizard in office resources. You need the correct
number of licenses though!
You could also deploy office using the win2000\2003 active directory (if
running win2000\20003 server) and 'software installation' using the .msi in
the office directory......in fact there are lots of options available to
you...look up office deployment on m\soft sites.

 

[Fabrussio]

You could create a central installation directory by running setup.exe /a on
your 'server' computer and then deploying office to your other computers from
there, you can set all the setup options in this CID to make it easier. look
up the custom installation wizard in office resources. You need the correct
number of licenses though!
You could also deploy office using the win2000\2003 active directory (if
running win2000\20003 server) and 'software installation' using the .msi in
the office directory......in fact there are lots of options available to
you...look up office deployment on m\soft sites.

 

[Fabrussio]

You could create a central installation directory by running setup.exe /a on
your 'server' computer and then deploying office to your other computers from
there, you can set all the setup options in this CID to make it easier. look
up the custom installation wizard in office resources. You need the correct
number of licenses though!
You could also deploy office using the win2000\2003 active directory (if
running win2000\20003 server) and 'software installation' using the .msi in
the office directory......in fact there are lots of options available to
you...look up office deployment on m\soft sites.

 

[Fabrussio]

You could create a central installation directory by running setup.exe /a on
your 'server' computer and then deploying office to your other computers from
there, you can set all the setup options in this CID to make it easier. look
up the custom installation wizard in office resources. You need the correct
number of licenses though!
You could also deploy office using the win2000\2003 active directory (if
running win2000\20003 server) and 'software installation' using the .msi in
the office directory......in fact there are lots of options available to
you...look up office deployment on m\soft sites.

 

[Fabrussio]

You could create a central installation directory by running setup.exe /a on
your 'server' computer and then deploying office to your other computers from
there, you can set all the setup options in this CID to make it easier. look
up the custom installation wizard in office resources. You need the correct
number of licenses though!
You could also deploy office using the win2000\2003 active directory (if
running win2000\20003 server) and 'software installation' using the .msi in
the office directory......in fact there are lots of options available to
you...look up office deployment on m\soft sites.

 

[Fabrussio]

You could create a central installation directory by running setup.exe /a on
your 'server' computer and then deploying office to your other computers from
there, you can set all the setup options in this CID to make it easier. look
up the custom installation wizard in office resources. You need the correct
number of licenses though!
You could also deploy office using the win2000\2003 active directory (if
running win2000\20003 server) and 'software installation' using the .msi in
the office directory......in fact there are lots of options available to
you...look up office deployment on m\soft sites.