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I slipstreamed XP2 and msjava vm with xpcreate. I hope i won't come into any problems because i have the greek version of internet explorer but the microsoft java vm that i slipstreamed was the english one

Thanks for answering. I tried putting it in the SVC-HF2 folder and it worked. The version thats shows up in the proerties of the file msjava.dll is 3810.

Any lists more recent from 13 july? It would be nice if a list with the hotfixes for pre SP2 versions was available.

Anyone knows if using this file of microsoft java VM will also work for other languages other than english?

I have a greek version of Windows XP Pro with no service pack and i want to slipstream SP2 and the file MSJavaVM_3810.exe (i am not sure if this file can be used for other languages except english) in the HF2 folder. If i set the option in the .ini file of xpcreate not to download anything, will the process of slisptream work for the greek language?

I don't think that the full version of acrobat reader can create PDF's and intregrates with Office for PDF creation.

I have a Windows XP CD without any SP and i want to slipstream SP2 with Java VM . I have downloaded the file "MSJavaVM_3810.exe" and set the option "DLAUTO=NO" in the Xpcreate.ini file. Any help on what do after that in order to slipstream the service pack? Is there a way to slipstream SUN'S Java VM instead of microsoft? Thanks

Anyone knows what is the difference between the basic and full version?

I have windows XPCD with SP1 (notSP1a) that contains microsoft java. I want to slipstream SP2 into it but i was thinking if this would cause problems with java, because since SP1a, microsoft has sun java intergated. Does the SP2 also contains the fixes that SP1 did?

When i try to access the sit ementioned by AaronXP i get "error on page" and the menus are not displayed correctly

Thanks for the link. I will try it as soon as i download the SP3

I have found a version that has SR-1 slipstreamed. So is it possible to do this?

Anyone managed to slipstream SP3 in office 2000?

I just found another version of Office 2003 and the administration installation point worked, so it doesn't ask for a serial anymore . I tried the same method with office 2000 and although the command "setup.exe /a" worked ok, it still asks for a serial during installation

Thanks! I found the link but the version of Office i have is not able to make an administrative installation point. I saw the pictures in the site, for usinf Office 2003 resource kit tools, but i don't think it has an option to slipstream the serial number.

I am going to install Office 2003 in about 20 pc's.Is there a way to slipstream the serial number in Office XP, so it doesn't ask for it everytime i install?

I just saw in the Office XP unattended guide that the version with proplus.msi file also includes frontpage

I couldn't make an administrative installation point, so i copied the files from the Office XP cd and then extracted and slisptreamed the service pack. The cd had a file named pro.msi and not proplus.msi that i saw while searching in the internet, for slipstreaming the service pack. So i used the following commands to slipstream the service pack. msiexec /p c:\OXPSP3\MAINSP3FF.MSP /a C:\Office\pro.msi shortfilenames=true /qb msiexec /p c:\OXPSP3\OWC10SP3FF.MSP /a C:\Office\owc10.msi shortfilenames=true /qb Everything went ok and when i installed Office Xp it reported that SP3 was installed under the help->about tab. What exactly is the difference between the files pro and proplus? Am i missing something because i have the pro file?

I created a Windows XP CD with XPCreate with all the current hotfixes, media player 9, microsoft java virtual machine build 3810 and directx 9. When i right click on a file and choose properties by holding down the shift key, the command "open with" does not appear. Has anyone experienced this?