it's less work to create a package installer for office 11.3.3 updater
than it is to walk to a couple dozen (or a few hundred/thousand)
computers and perform the install manually. you can push the components
or the entire folder. the trick is making sure you do a proper snapshot
so users don't get the initial prompt at first launch.
don
Wayne Wilkin <email@hidden> wrote
Just my 2� Chris, this is a hugh project to do for office. I do this
sort of thing with Acrobat and some other things using IceBerg in
conjunction with Spring Cleaning so I know a little about it. If
might look all not that hard but if you look at the log on what get's
installed and were. It's just a big project.
On Feb 8, 2007, at 2:29 PM, Chris Waltham wrote:
> On Feb 8, 2007, at 2:23 PM, Matthew Arion wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I was curious on how you guys handle pushing out Office 2004
>> updates (aka 11.3.3) to all of your machines via ARD?
>
> This has been covered a bunch of times (check the list archive),
> but it boils down to using something like Iceberg or PackageMaker
> to create a .pkg out of the files that Microsoft supplies, then
> pushing that out via ARD the "usual" way.
>
>
> Chris
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