Slipstreaming servicepacks, just like with Windows

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The Maaster

In windows i was able to create an instalation cd with SP2 already in it.
would be nice if i could do the same with office, installing office on new
instalation, and having the SP in there emediately.

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Susan Ramlet

Hi, The Maaster,

There are ways to slipstream service packs; if you would post back with what
version of Office you are using and what patches you need, someone might be
able to help.

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Susan Ramlet
MVP - Office

Please reply to the newsgroups where others may benefit.


The Maaster said:
In windows i was able to create an instalation cd with SP2 already in it.
would be nice if i could do the same with office, installing office on new
instalation, and having the SP in there emediately.

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http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...51056ea19c68&dg=microsoft.public.officeupdate
 
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The Maaster

Office 2003
and the updating install CD to latest patches (SP2, en new when the come out)
 
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