Office 2003 sp1 network install

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Sloan Crayton [MS]

Not exactly. You can use GPO in conjuction with an Office Admin image and
you can update that image (this is no different than the way the Office 2000
and Office XP worked). What you cannot do is use the Local Install Source
feature with GPO as it requires an Admin image not a compressed CD image.
The LIS feature is controlled via SETUP.EXE which is not used by GPO.

The information in the Office Resource Kit at
http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork/2003/two/ch5/DepC04.htm should help you
determine how to deploy via GPO.

Sloan Crayton
Microsoft
 
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Sloan Crayton [MS]

Not exactly. You can use GPO in conjuction with an Office Admin image and
you can update that image (this is no different than the way the Office 2000
and Office XP worked). What you cannot do is use the Local Install Source
feature with GPO as it requires an Admin image not a compressed CD image.
The LIS feature is controlled via SETUP.EXE which is not used by GPO.

The information in the Office Resource Kit at
http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork/2003/two/ch5/DepC04.htm should help you
determine how to deploy via GPO.

Sloan Crayton
Microsoft
 
S

Sloan Crayton [MS]

Not exactly. You can use GPO in conjuction with an Office Admin image and
you can update that image (this is no different than the way the Office 2000
and Office XP worked). What you cannot do is use the Local Install Source
feature with GPO as it requires an Admin image not a compressed CD image.
The LIS feature is controlled via SETUP.EXE which is not used by GPO.

The information in the Office Resource Kit at
http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork/2003/two/ch5/DepC04.htm should help you
determine how to deploy via GPO.

Sloan Crayton
Microsoft
 
S

Sloan Crayton [MS]

Not exactly. You can use GPO in conjuction with an Office Admin image and
you can update that image (this is no different than the way the Office 2000
and Office XP worked). What you cannot do is use the Local Install Source
feature with GPO as it requires an Admin image not a compressed CD image.
The LIS feature is controlled via SETUP.EXE which is not used by GPO.

The information in the Office Resource Kit at
http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork/2003/two/ch5/DepC04.htm should help you
determine how to deploy via GPO.

Sloan Crayton
Microsoft
 
S

Sloan Crayton [MS]

Not exactly. You can use GPO in conjuction with an Office Admin image and
you can update that image (this is no different than the way the Office 2000
and Office XP worked). What you cannot do is use the Local Install Source
feature with GPO as it requires an Admin image not a compressed CD image.
The LIS feature is controlled via SETUP.EXE which is not used by GPO.

The information in the Office Resource Kit at
http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork/2003/two/ch5/DepC04.htm should help you
determine how to deploy via GPO.

Sloan Crayton
Microsoft
 
S

Sloan Crayton [MS]

Not exactly. You can use GPO in conjuction with an Office Admin image and
you can update that image (this is no different than the way the Office 2000
and Office XP worked). What you cannot do is use the Local Install Source
feature with GPO as it requires an Admin image not a compressed CD image.
The LIS feature is controlled via SETUP.EXE which is not used by GPO.

The information in the Office Resource Kit at
http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork/2003/two/ch5/DepC04.htm should help you
determine how to deploy via GPO.

Sloan Crayton
Microsoft
 
S

Sloan Crayton [MS]

Not exactly. You can use GPO in conjuction with an Office Admin image and
you can update that image (this is no different than the way the Office 2000
and Office XP worked). What you cannot do is use the Local Install Source
feature with GPO as it requires an Admin image not a compressed CD image.
The LIS feature is controlled via SETUP.EXE which is not used by GPO.

The information in the Office Resource Kit at
http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork/2003/two/ch5/DepC04.htm should help you
determine how to deploy via GPO.

Sloan Crayton
Microsoft
 
S

Sloan Crayton [MS]

Not exactly. You can use GPO in conjuction with an Office Admin image and
you can update that image (this is no different than the way the Office 2000
and Office XP worked). What you cannot do is use the Local Install Source
feature with GPO as it requires an Admin image not a compressed CD image.
The LIS feature is controlled via SETUP.EXE which is not used by GPO.

The information in the Office Resource Kit at
http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork/2003/two/ch5/DepC04.htm should help you
determine how to deploy via GPO.

Sloan Crayton
Microsoft
 

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