[Aaron]

Similar to the Hotfixes for Windows XP SP1 thread, this list of Office 2003 Updates will also be kept up-to-date.

Note: The download links are for English only. If you need localised versions, click on the KB links to choose a language.

Administrative Service Packs

KB842532: Office 2003 Service Pack 1 | Download

KB842774: OneNote 2003 Service Pack 1 | Download

KB837240: Project 2003 Service Pack 1 | Download

KB837241: Project Server 2003 Service Pack 1 | Download

KB840663: Visio 2003 Service Pack 1 | Download

KB839881: Outlook 2003 with Business Contact Manager Service Pack 1 | Download

Administrative Updates

KB835235: Outlook 2003 Junk E-mail Filter Update | Download

Outlook 2003 Junk E-mail Filter Update: KB835235 is an optional update that provides the Microsoft® Office Outlook® 2003 Junk E-mail Filter a more current definition of e-mail messages it should consider junk. By installing this update, you help the Junk E-mail Filter provide greater level of protection against junk e-mail.

This post has been edited by Aaron: 28 July 2004 - 03:58 AM

[Alanoll]

just because I know someone will ask this sooner or later, it's better to get it out...

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Can these be slipstreamed into the Office2003 install source, and if so is it the same method as OfficeXP?

[Aaron]

Yeah its the same method if that's what you're asking

[XtremeMaC]

i've already tried and had a succesfull install...
(just mentioning that it works..)

[Alanoll]

i asked because I knew someone would, and taht way it's right at the beginning of the thread.

[nonone]

thank 4 usefull updates

[baliktad]

Might I add:

Q833404: Bookshelf Symbol 7 Font Removal Tool Download
This utility removes the bssym7.ttf font included in Microsoft Office System 2003, which has been found to contain unacceptable symbols. Unfortunately it's NOT a packaged .msp and can't be slipstreamed into your Office 2003 source. The good news is, Microsoft themselves (are|will be) slipstreaming this update into distribution channels. Depending on when and how you acquired Office you may have this update already, but probably not. May also show up under your Windows Update updates.

Q831925: Visio 2003 Update: February 10, 2004 Download
Yes, it's only for Visio, and there's only one patch (as opposed to the client/binary and admin/fullfile normal distribution scheme) so you can use this one to slipstream the update or apply it to your client workstations. Visio IS part of Office, even if it doesn't come in any of the suites.

[GrimSage]

how do I slipstream these? Could you just give me a link please....

[GreenMachine]

http://unattended.ms...03_advanced.htm

[zetto]

Time to update the slipstream guide - Service Pack for Office 2003 has been released!!!

[Alanoll]

don't really need to update.....it's the same process, different files But yeah....update non the less.....

[Aaron]

zetto, on Jul 27 2004, 07:45 PM, said:

Time to update the slipstream guide - Service Pack for Office 2003 has been released!!!

It already has, go have a look

[Alanoll]

so we're to slipstream the service pack AND apply the old patches?

[prathapml]

Alanoll, on Jul 28 2004, 12:43 AM, said:

so we're to slipstream the service pack AND apply the old patches?

Of course not!
The Service Pack being the latest update is the last word on the subject (as of now).

@Alanoll-
I suppose you are referring to the place in the official guide where Aaron says you have to apply SP1, then come to this thread and apply the updates found here. Definitely you know better - you are just trying to ask before others do, so that the answer is available, aren't you?

Answer: Yes, apply the updates mentioned in this thread, but only the ones released after SP1 (27th July, 2004) was. You should not apply the older individual-app patches (for word,excel,etc.) on top of SP1.

Satisfied?

[Alanoll]

well, what I was getting at, was when I posted, the old updates were still listed

But sure, now that you answered it, there we go

[MarkJohnson]

Newbie here with lots of questions.

First I'd like to say I silpstreamed my 1st Win XP cd and now I can install without a SATA floppy. since I have no floppy. and I have a bad habit of reinstalling windows about every 3-6 months because windows runs too slow or wierd things start happenening. know, I should investigate the problem more so it doesn't happen that often. But I do have firewall, a/v, adaware, and router. and I even figured out how to make a BartPE bootdisk that does a/v and adware scan.

Second, I just upgraded my Offixe XP pro to Office 2003 pro and found this article after I finished my Win silpstream and had a few questions.

Third, On the silpstream, do I just add this stuff to my win xp cd? or silpstream on separate CD.

Fourth, on the batch file on step 4, it says to create a batch file? what should I name it and where should I place it to get it to run and what file should I edit to add the batch command to. someone forgot to explain it like I was 3 yrs old and never seen a compiuter before or do I add it into the win xp silpstream in it's batch file command section?

and lastly. I have a DVD burner and if I need to merge all this together, I don't think it will fit onto a cd, so can I use a DVD? and if so is there anything special I need to do to DVD to get it to boot?

and one more, the instructions said I could slipstream pro and front page, but my disk only had the pro file and not the proplus. I figured it must of been a prepackaged deal of pro/fp together and I bought mine seperate. Is there a way to slipstream them together without it being a package deal?

Thanks for the help in advance.
-=Mark=-

I told you I had a lot of questions

[neogator]

nOOb query: in the http://unattended.ms...03_advanced.htm guide in the 'Section 2 - The Slipstreaming Process' it says "Run the following syntax on the downloaded file:
Office2003SP1-kb842532-fullfile-enu.exe /Q /C /T:C:\SP1"... how exactly do you do that?

edit: it's now been updated to "Run the following syntax on the downloaded file (using command prompt or the Start > Run box):
Office2003SP1-kb842532-fullfile-enu.exe /Q /C /T:C:\SP1"

[baliktad]

One more update for the SP1 glut: Business Contact Manager. Microsoft refers to this software add-on as "Outlook 2003 with Business Contact Manager" so the first service pack is named "Outlook 2003 with Business Contact Manager Service Pack 1." Despite the semi-misleading title, the service pack is for BCM (which can only be installed on top of Outlook 2003) and not Outlook by itself.

KB 839881 has a description, or just download the Full-file update directly (~1.5 MB).

[Aaron]

baliktad, on Jul 28 2004, 09:24 AM, said:

One more update for the SP1 glut: Business Contact Manager.  Microsoft refers to this software add-on as "Outlook 2003 with Business Contact Manager" so the first service pack is named "Outlook 2003 with Business Contact Manager Service Pack 1."

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[Aaron]

neogator, on Jul 28 2004, 09:21 AM, said:

nOOb query: in the http://unattended.ms...03_advanced.htm guide in the 'Section 2 - The Slipstreaming Process' it says "Run the following syntax on the downloaded file:
Office2003SP1-kb842532-fullfile-enu.exe /Q /C /T:C:\SP1"... how exactly do you do that? 

You can do it in a Command Prompt, or from the Start > Run box. But where people download it to is very random, so you need to define the path as well. e.g if its in C:\Downloads\ then the command would be:

C:\Downloads\Office2003SP1-kb842532-fullfile-enu.exe /Q /C /T:C:\SP1