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Creating an administrative installation point.

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yoja

yoja

IS-IT--Management
Oct 8, 2002
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US
Running:
Windows 2000
Installing:
Office 2000

I am trying to create an administrative installation point, however it never prompts me for the organization name or the installation location.

Any ideas?
 
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Yes. That is exactly the command I am using.
 
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When using that command, it should be the very first thing it asks you for. Here is what mine looks like as soon as I execute that command:

setup.jpg


I don't think it really matters but what version of Office 2003 are you using?
 
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Windows 2000
Office 2000
 
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Honestly I'm not sure if it works with Office 2000....I've never tried it. It works with 2003 though....I'm sorry
 
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You cannot create an administrative install point from OEM media, it must be MOLP or retail media only...

Alex
 
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