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Suppress "Select A Microsoft Office Product" Screen?

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Hello everyone,

After finally getting the Office 2007 installation working, my manager now asks me to integrate Visio 2007. So far it seems pretty straight forward.... Copy the Visio 2007 folders to the Office 2007 sharepoint. When I run the Office Customization tool, it asks if I want to create a .msp for the Visio installation. Sweet! I said to myself. I input all of the information just like the Office 2007 msp....

Now here's the problem. Now when I run the Office 2007 installation, it now prompts me what to install, Office 2007 or Visio 2007. Before it would just do a silent install without any prompts. I have to .msp files... One for the Office 2007 install and the other for the Visio 2007 (plus I also specify which .msp in the script).

Has anyone encountered this before? Is there a tweak in both of the .msp's that I forgot to adjust? Once I removed the Visio files, the Office 2007 installation didn't prompt me anymore...

Any suggestions welcomed,

Al

Edited by aquarta

  • 3 weeks later...

I have the same problem with adding a Office Language Pack. I get a prompted with a "Select a Microsoft Office product" window and I have to manually select a product. Any idea how I can suppress that window?

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Edited by aktam

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