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Afaqfoqi
Hi @ GuYsss
I em working on ma own WinXP Unattended + Office 2003. i was add office2003.exe (Silent Intaller of Office 2003) in $OEM$/$1/Install/office2003.exe but de problem iz dat after installation its just copy it into C:/Install/office2003.exe n no installation automatic. I make ma self usefull n make som3 search about dat matter all i got dat i have to make a Batch file n som3 Commands to make it work ???? em i right now can any on3 Guide me how can i make a batch file n what commands i have to put in it ???? Thanks in Advance;)
Sorry 4or BaD EnGlisH

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oioldman
i think you need to look here http://unattended.msfn.org at specifically the bit about adding applications to your cd and how to run them.
runonceex.cmd will do it automatically after first login
Afaqfoqi
Thanks @ oioldman
But i already check dis site but i can't understand ???? can you tell me how can i execute a batch file 4rom a .exe file ???? dis will help me alot newwink.gif
T D
Why do u need an exe file? Does it make a difference?
If you want something professional try xplode, wpi or something...
How can u not understand?
Do a google search...
T D
Quick reference:
Assume your office 2003 is in %systemdrive%\install\office2003
Make batch file
a) This is if you use a transforms file:
CODE
@echo off
cls
echo Installing Office 2003
echo Please Wait
start /wait %systemdrive%\install\office2003\setup.exe TRANSFORMS=SETUP.MST /qb /noreboot


and with no transforms file:
CODE
@echo off
cls
echo Installing Office 2003
echo Please Wait
start /wait %systemdrive%\install\office2003\setup.exe PIDKEY=whatever-your-serial-number-is-without-dashes /qb- /noreboot


Or something like that.

Save the batch in xpcd\$oem$\$1\install\install.cmd
and in your winnt.sif, under [GuiRunOnce], put
CODE
[GuiRunOnce]
%systemdrive%\install\install.cmd




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