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usicolburn

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  1. So to clear things the command0 needs to be included withing the GuiRunOnce section for the script to work? I am just doing a simple installation of office 2003 without the advanced section. Also Where should the OEM files reside during installation? Outside of I386 or inside of it? I am a bit confused as to where I should place it. I have used nlite to make the image. Please let me know I really appreciate your help.
  2. hello, I need help people. I created simple batch file to install office 2003 with xp. I followed the example on this site step by step but after xp installs and the script tries to run but I get an error message stating file for the installation of office 2003 not found or located. I have copied the entire office 2003 files from the CD to the $OEM$ folder. Here is what the GuiRunOnce looks like under winnt.sif: [GuiRunOnce] "%systemdrive%\install\office2003.cmd" This is what the script looks like just like the examples on the site here: ECHO. ECHO installing office 2003 Echo please wait... start /wait %systemdrive%\install\Applications\Office2003\PRO11.msi /QB The scrip is saved under the $oem$\$1\install\office2003.cmd. what am I doing wrong? How come this script doesn't initiate the office setup exe? Please help.

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