Office 2007 SP1 Released

[pawan]

Microsoft Office 2007 Service Pack released today. Anyone have idea how to integrate it into source?

[Kelsenellenelvian]

SInce no-one actually has it yet, Ummmm no

[amocanu]

when i click on the download link on microsoft.com all i get is this

We’re sorry, but there is no Microsoft.com Web page that matches your entry. It is possible you typed the address incorrectly, or the page may no longer exist. You may wish to try another entry or choose from the links below, which we hope will help you find what you’re looking for.

isn't that cute ....but it's wroooooong!!!!!

[Fatboy40]

It's now available, go go go !

[hajj_3]

i want to know how to integrate it too!

http://download.microsoft.com/download/0/8...lfile-en-us.exe

download link ^^

[Dynaletik]

I "integrated" the SP1 like all the other updates into Office 2007. I downloaded the .exe file, extracted it with "/extract" and then I got 8 .msp files (for german Full SP1). I placed these .msp files into the "Updates" folder inside the Office 2007 installation directory and when setup launches, it automatically installs SP1 at the end of the install for me.

[hajj_3]

any way to get it to update the files instead so i can burn office 2007 sp1 integrated to a dvdr?

[ashraf21c]

I want to creat a Office 2007Enterprise SP1 DVD......

and to merge my 5 Vista Business CDs into one DVD and slipstream Vista sp1 that will be available this week!

Edited December 11, 2007 by ashraf21c

[spacesurfer]

Office 2007 does not have the integration (or slipstreaming) feature. Integration into the source is the old way according to MS. The new way to install updates is as mentioned by Dynaletik (in post above). Put the updates in the Updates folder and it will install.

This has been mentioned in the White Paper by MS here: http://office.microsoft.com/search/redir.a...=AM102512381033.

[hajj_3]

url doesnt work.

[spacesurfer]

Link no longer works - MS problem:

Here's an excerpt from Microsoft TechNet (http://technet2.microsoft.com/Office/en-us/library/2ce70869-aa75-4a73-9c9b-8b74001f1c3c1033.mspx?mfr=true):

Updates folder

If you are deploying an initial installation of the 2007 Office release and you also need to deploy 2007 Office release software updates, Setup can apply them as part of the initial installation process. If you are installing 2007 Office release after 2007 Office release product updates have been released, it is recommended that you store those updates in the \Updates folder; you can store the updates for any Office-related products that reside in the installation point in the \Updates folder. During the initial installation, Setup checks the \Updates folder for patches (MSP files) relevant to the 2007 Office release product being installed and applies the first patch during the installation. The first patch is determined by sorting the file names alphabetically. The remaining patches in the \Updates folder are installed at the end of the installation. If you are installing a customization patch, you may have to change its file name to ensure that it is installed first.

Setup identifies the customization MSP file that typically resides in the \Updates folder during initial deployment. If the \Updates folder contains multiple MSP files, the files are applied in alphabetical order, by file name. Setup detects customization patches at the beginning of the setup process and passes the patches directly to Microsoft Windows Installer as it installs the Windows Installer (MSI) files for the product. This ensures that the proper Option states and other settings specified by the administrator are established before applying the product patches. As a result, users receive the latest updates along with Office.

[sT0n3r]

hope there is a diffrent way i dont want another 220meg on my iso

Edited December 12, 2007 by sT0n3r

[war59312]

Hi,

What about Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack Service Pack 1 (SP1):

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...;displaylang=en

Simply placing in the updates folder does not cause it to install or at least Microsoft Update and Office update still think it has not been installed.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Will

[leadboots5]

http://www.msfn.org/board/GUIDE-Slipstream...950#entry718950

[spacesurfer]

leadboots - those instructions are NOT "slipstreaming" in the same context we understand it. This is the same as has been mentioned above already.

Edited December 12, 2007 by spacesurfer