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Geniuz
Hi All,

I'm trying to slipstream Office 2003 Dutch for use in an unattented Windows XP install.

I'm using the tutorial on: http://www.MSFN.org/unattended/xp/officexp_advanced.htm. For as far as I have read this also works for Office 2003.

But before I make the unattended Windows XP install I want to slipstream the latest critical updates to Office 2003. So I checked which updates are available and I downloaded them, extracted them and this gave me the following two files

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17-01-2004  19:54    <DIR>          .
17-01-2004  19:54    <DIR>          ..
29-10-2003  23:11         4.726.784 mso-Binary-GLB.msp
12-11-2003  21:26         2.980.864 outlfltr-Binary-GLB.msp


In the folder c:\xpcd\$OEM$\$1\Install\Office2003 there are two msi files named OWC11.MSI and PRO11.MSI. For example, for slipstreaming I use:

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msiexec /p C:\OXPupdates\mso-Binary-GLB.msp /a C:\XPCD\$OEM$\$1\Install\Office2003\?????????.msi SHORTFILENAMES=TRUE /qb


Now here comes the question:

What should be put instead of ?????????.msi? OWC11.MSI or PRO11.MSI? What is the difference except filesize?

Does anyone have the answer ?

Greetz!

Geniuz
Aaron
Hi Geniuz,

Pro11.msi is the file to slipstream the updates into newwink.gif
Geniuz
Thanks for the info !

Gonna try it now smile.gif
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