Michael said:I think you'll find that this works only for VLK versions; from
<http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011401931033.aspx>:
Note Only editions of Office 2003 acquired through a
Volume License agreement or other non-retail channel allow you
to create an administrative installation point. You cannot run
Setup.exe in administrative mode (/a) with an Office 2003 retail
edition.
If the OP does have a VLK, that link provides information on how
to create an Administrative Installation Point.
However, this will work for retail versions:
SETUP COMPANYNAME="company" USERNAME="user" PIDKEY=pidkey
Michael said:I think you'll find that this works only for VLK versions; from
<http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011401931033.aspx>:
Note Only editions of Office 2003 acquired through a
Volume License agreement or other non-retail channel allow you
to create an administrative installation point. You cannot run
Setup.exe in administrative mode (/a) with an Office 2003 retail
edition.
If the OP does have a VLK, that link provides information on how
to create an Administrative Installation Point.
However, this will work for retail versions:
SETUP COMPANYNAME="company" USERNAME="user" PIDKEY=pidkey
Michael said:I think you'll find that this works only for VLK versions; from
<http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011401931033.aspx>:
Note Only editions of Office 2003 acquired through a
Volume License agreement or other non-retail channel allow you
to create an administrative installation point. You cannot run
Setup.exe in administrative mode (/a) with an Office 2003 retail
edition.
If the OP does have a VLK, that link provides information on how
to create an Administrative Installation Point.
However, this will work for retail versions:
SETUP COMPANYNAME="company" USERNAME="user" PIDKEY=pidkey
Michael said:I think you'll find that this works only for VLK versions; from
<http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011401931033.aspx>:
Note Only editions of Office 2003 acquired through a
Volume License agreement or other non-retail channel allow you
to create an administrative installation point. You cannot run
Setup.exe in administrative mode (/a) with an Office 2003 retail
edition.
If the OP does have a VLK, that link provides information on how
to create an Administrative Installation Point.
However, this will work for retail versions:
SETUP COMPANYNAME="company" USERNAME="user" PIDKEY=pidkey
Michael said:I think you'll find that this works only for VLK versions; from
<http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011401931033.aspx>:
Note Only editions of Office 2003 acquired through a
Volume License agreement or other non-retail channel allow you
to create an administrative installation point. You cannot run
Setup.exe in administrative mode (/a) with an Office 2003 retail
edition.
If the OP does have a VLK, that link provides information on how
to create an Administrative Installation Point.
However, this will work for retail versions:
SETUP COMPANYNAME="company" USERNAME="user" PIDKEY=pidkey
Michael said:I think you'll find that this works only for VLK versions; from
<http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011401931033.aspx>:
Note Only editions of Office 2003 acquired through a
Volume License agreement or other non-retail channel allow you
to create an administrative installation point. You cannot run
Setup.exe in administrative mode (/a) with an Office 2003 retail
edition.
If the OP does have a VLK, that link provides information on how
to create an Administrative Installation Point.
However, this will work for retail versions:
SETUP COMPANYNAME="company" USERNAME="user" PIDKEY=pidkey
Michael said:I think you'll find that this works only for VLK versions; from
<http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011401931033.aspx>:
Note Only editions of Office 2003 acquired through a
Volume License agreement or other non-retail channel allow you
to create an administrative installation point. You cannot run
Setup.exe in administrative mode (/a) with an Office 2003 retail
edition.
If the OP does have a VLK, that link provides information on how
to create an Administrative Installation Point.
However, this will work for retail versions:
SETUP COMPANYNAME="company" USERNAME="user" PIDKEY=pidkey
Michael said:I think you'll find that this works only for VLK versions; from
<http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA011401931033.aspx>:
Note Only editions of Office 2003 acquired through a
Volume License agreement or other non-retail channel allow you
to create an administrative installation point. You cannot run
Setup.exe in administrative mode (/a) with an Office 2003 retail
edition.
If the OP does have a VLK, that link provides information on how
to create an Administrative Installation Point.
However, this will work for retail versions:
SETUP COMPANYNAME="company" USERNAME="user" PIDKEY=pidkey
Michael Bednarek wrote: [snip]
I'll trust you on this one - I've never tried it with anything but a volume
license version. It makes sense - if you want to have Office on multiple
PCs, you have to have enough licenses - so why would one *not* have a volume
license copy at that point?
Michael Bednarek wrote: [snip]
I'll trust you on this one - I've never tried it with anything but a volume
license version. It makes sense - if you want to have Office on multiple
PCs, you have to have enough licenses - so why would one *not* have a volume
license copy at that point?
Michael Bednarek wrote: [snip]
I'll trust you on this one - I've never tried it with anything but a volume
license version. It makes sense - if you want to have Office on multiple
PCs, you have to have enough licenses - so why would one *not* have a volume
license copy at that point?
Michael Bednarek wrote: [snip]
I'll trust you on this one - I've never tried it with anything but a volume
license version. It makes sense - if you want to have Office on multiple
PCs, you have to have enough licenses - so why would one *not* have a volume
license copy at that point?
Michael Bednarek wrote: [snip]
I'll trust you on this one - I've never tried it with anything but a volume
license version. It makes sense - if you want to have Office on multiple
PCs, you have to have enough licenses - so why would one *not* have a volume
license copy at that point?
Michael Bednarek wrote: [snip]
I'll trust you on this one - I've never tried it with anything but a volume
license version. It makes sense - if you want to have Office on multiple
PCs, you have to have enough licenses - so why would one *not* have a volume
license copy at that point?
Michael Bednarek wrote: [snip]
I'll trust you on this one - I've never tried it with anything but a volume
license version. It makes sense - if you want to have Office on multiple
PCs, you have to have enough licenses - so why would one *not* have a volume
license copy at that point?
Michael Bednarek wrote: [snip]
I'll trust you on this one - I've never tried it with anything but a volume
license version. It makes sense - if you want to have Office on multiple
PCs, you have to have enough licenses - so why would one *not* have a volume
license copy at that point?
Michael Bednarek wrote: [snip]
I'll trust you on this one - I've never tried it with anything but a volume
license version. It makes sense - if you want to have Office on multiple
PCs, you have to have enough licenses - so why would one *not* have a volume
license copy at that point?
Michael said:Michael Bednarek wrote: [snip]
I'll trust you on this one - I've never tried it with anything but a
volume license version. It makes sense - if you want to have Office
on multiple PCs, you have to have enough licenses - so why would one
*not* have a volume license copy at that point?
Price.
For 32 units (in AUD):
1st Year after 3yrs
Straight boxed upgrade: 16,544.00 16,544.00
OLP NL 22,176.00 22,176.00
+ SA Ent 13,024.00 39,072.00
Value License 3yrs 15,573.31 46,719.90
The missing option is to convert 32 existing boxed licenses into the
VLK Upgrade scheme. The killer is SA.
Michael said:Michael Bednarek wrote: [snip]
I'll trust you on this one - I've never tried it with anything but a
volume license version. It makes sense - if you want to have Office
on multiple PCs, you have to have enough licenses - so why would one
*not* have a volume license copy at that point?
Price.
For 32 units (in AUD):
1st Year after 3yrs
Straight boxed upgrade: 16,544.00 16,544.00
OLP NL 22,176.00 22,176.00
+ SA Ent 13,024.00 39,072.00
Value License 3yrs 15,573.31 46,719.90
The missing option is to convert 32 existing boxed licenses into the
VLK Upgrade scheme. The killer is SA.
Michael said:Michael Bednarek wrote: [snip]
I'll trust you on this one - I've never tried it with anything but a
volume license version. It makes sense - if you want to have Office
on multiple PCs, you have to have enough licenses - so why would one
*not* have a volume license copy at that point?
Price.
For 32 units (in AUD):
1st Year after 3yrs
Straight boxed upgrade: 16,544.00 16,544.00
OLP NL 22,176.00 22,176.00
+ SA Ent 13,024.00 39,072.00
Value License 3yrs 15,573.31 46,719.90
The missing option is to convert 32 existing boxed licenses into the
VLK Upgrade scheme. The killer is SA.
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