actinium Posted June 29, 2019 Posted June 29, 2019 (edited) After installing Office 2003 PRO sp3 on WinXP, Microsoft Update gave me 30 updates, sorted according to the installation order from Microsoft Update: 1. KB907417 (OTKLOADR) 2. KB943973 (works632) 3. KB955439 (snapview)* 4. KB947319 (owc10 & owc11) 5. KB974554 (fm20) 6. KB975051 (msconv)* 7. KB978551 (irmprtidnminus1) 8. KB980923 (infopath) 9. KB980373 (outlook) 10. KB981716 (accwiz & msaccess) 11. KB2288613 (usp10) 12. KB2293428 (olkintl)* 13. KB2289163 (gpfilt)* 14. KB2449798 (outlook) 15. KB2535812 (powerpnt) 16. KB2539581 (riched20) 17. KB2493523 (mfc11) 18. KB2687626 (vbe6) 19. KB2726929 (mscomctl) 20. KB2760574 (msxml5) 21. KB2817480 (gdiplus) 22. KB2817474 (mso) 23. KB2825621 (frontpg) 24. KB2810048 (excel) 25. KB2760494 (msconv)* 26. KB2850047 (gdiplus) 27. KB2863822 (outlfltr) 28. KB2878299 (mspub) 29. KB2878303 (winword) 30. KB3203484 (gdiplus) The KB with * are language specific, the others are global. I think that: 14. KB2449798 (outlook) replaces 9. KB980373 30. KB3203484 (gdiplus) replaces 26. KB2850047 and 21. KB2817480 25. KB2760494 (msconv) replaces 6. KB975051 but I am not sure 100%. Then looking in Microsoft Update Catalog I found the following 4 new (global) updates: 31. KB4011134 (gdiplus) (9/13/2017) 32. KB4011125 (usp10) (9/13/2017) 33. KB4092464 (gdiplus) (10/4/2018) 34. KB4462154 (mso) (2/7/2019) According to the Microsoft Update Catalog, 31. KB4011134 (gdiplus) replaces 30. KB3203484. Still according to Microsoft, these 4 new updates require that we have Service Pack 3 for Microsoft Word Viewer 2003 installed. Something that is not true in practice, because I installed them without Microsoft Word Viewer 2003 on my system. All the above files (English and Greek) I made a pack that you can download. In the pack I have added the Microsoft Office Hotfix Installer (ohotfix), as well as a .pdf file with instructions for using it. In addition to double-clicking, there are two better ways to install the updates: 1. Live Installation - In a live installation, rename the ohotfix_live.ini file to ohotfix.ini. - Run ohotfix.exe (as administrator). - Ohotfix will install as many updates as needed. - It does not matter if we have the PRO or the Standard version installed on our system. - You can see the ohothix log in %temp%\ohotfix. - If you run Microsoft Update before July 19, 2019, the above 1-30 updates will not reappear. 2. Administrative Installation - Create an Administrative Installation Point with setup /a. - Open with notepad ohotfix_admin.ini and correct the line AdminPath= For example: AdminPath=C:\OfficeAdmin\PRO11.msi or AdminPath=C:\OfficeAdmin\STD11.msi - Rename ohotfix_admin.ini to ohotfix.ini. - Run ohotfix.exe (as administrator). - After a while, you'll have a administrative installation point fully up to date. - You can see the ohothix log in %temp%\ohotfix. If you run Microsoft Update before July 19, 2019, the above 1-30 updates will reappear. Of course, after 19 July 2019 this will not matter. To satisfy Microsoft Update, you have to create and merge the correct .reg file. Unfortunately there is no .reg file for all versions of Office 2003. For example, another .reg file is required for the Standard and another for the PRO version. Also another .reg file is required for the English and another for the Greek or other language. In the pack I have .reg files for the Standard and PRO version for English and Greek language. Office File Validation Add-in In the pack I have added the Office File Validation Add-in (KB2501584) as well as the two required updates KB2553065 and KB2881030. These can not be integrated in an Administrative Installation Point. Just run them in the right order. APDATA Finally, in the pack there is the KB2543854 that contains the APDATA.msp file. KB2543854 is displayed on Microsoft Update on Seven or Win10 (not in WinXP) and according to Microsoft: This update decreases installation failures for updates installed on Microsoft Office 2003. I do not think that can be integrated in an Administrative Installation Point. Name: Office2003_post_SP3.rar Size: 97.666.660 bytes sha1: 9E95811411992BA655119ACA5F52284D8B67A522 password: msfn Edited June 29, 2019 by actinium 1
aqcww Posted April 9, 2020 Posted April 9, 2020 Appreciate this. Have used this to modify my new office 2003 installation.
Cixert Posted July 23 Posted July 23 (edited) On 6/29/2019 at 4:28 PM, actinium said: After installing Office 2003 PRO sp3 on WinXP, Microsoft Update gave me 30 updates, sorted according to the installation order from Microsoft Update: 1. KB907417 (OTKLOADR) 2. KB943973 (works632) 3. KB955439 (snapview)* 4. KB947319 (owc10 & owc11) 5. KB974554 (fm20) 6. KB975051 (msconv)* 7. KB978551 (irmprtidnminus1) 8. KB980923 (infopath) 9. KB980373 (outlook) 10. KB981716 (accwiz & msaccess) 11. KB2288613 (usp10) 12. KB2293428 (olkintl)* 13. KB2289163 (gpfilt)* 14. KB2449798 (outlook) 15. KB2535812 (powerpnt) 16. KB2539581 (riched20) 17. KB2493523 (mfc11) 18. KB2687626 (vbe6) 19. KB2726929 (mscomctl) 20. KB2760574 (msxml5) 21. KB2817480 (gdiplus) 22. KB2817474 (mso) 23. KB2825621 (frontpg) 24. KB2810048 (excel) 25. KB2760494 (msconv)* 26. KB2850047 (gdiplus) 27. KB2863822 (outlfltr) 28. KB2878299 (mspub) 29. KB2878303 (winword) 30. KB3203484 (gdiplus) The KB with * are language specific, the others are global. I think that: 14. KB2449798 (outlook) replaces 9. KB980373 30. KB3203484 (gdiplus) replaces 26. KB2850047 and 21. KB2817480 25. KB2760494 (msconv) replaces 6. KB975051 but I am not sure 100%. Then looking in Microsoft Update Catalog I found the following 4 new (global) updates: 31. KB4011134 (gdiplus) (9/13/2017) 32. KB4011125 (usp10) (9/13/2017) 33. KB4092464 (gdiplus) (10/4/2018) 34. KB4462154 (mso) (2/7/2019) According to the Microsoft Update Catalog, 31. KB4011134 (gdiplus) replaces 30. KB3203484. Still according to Microsoft, these 4 new updates require that we have Service Pack 3 for Microsoft Word Viewer 2003 installed. Something that is not true in practice, because I installed them without Microsoft Word Viewer 2003 on my system. All the above files (English and Greek) I made a pack that you can download. In the pack I have added the Microsoft Office Hotfix Installer (ohotfix), as well as a .pdf file with instructions for using it. In addition to double-clicking, there are two better ways to install the updates: 1. Live Installation - In a live installation, rename the ohotfix_live.ini file to ohotfix.ini. - Run ohotfix.exe (as administrator). - Ohotfix will install as many updates as needed. - It does not matter if we have the PRO or the Standard version installed on our system. - You can see the ohothix log in %temp%\ohotfix. - If you run Microsoft Update before July 19, 2019, the above 1-30 updates will not reappear. 2. Administrative Installation - Create an Administrative Installation Point with setup /a. - Open with notepad ohotfix_admin.ini and correct the line AdminPath= For example: AdminPath=C:\OfficeAdmin\PRO11.msi or AdminPath=C:\OfficeAdmin\STD11.msi - Rename ohotfix_admin.ini to ohotfix.ini. - Run ohotfix.exe (as administrator). - After a while, you'll have a administrative installation point fully up to date. - You can see the ohothix log in %temp%\ohotfix. If you run Microsoft Update before July 19, 2019, the above 1-30 updates will reappear. Of course, after 19 July 2019 this will not matter. To satisfy Microsoft Update, you have to create and merge the correct .reg file. Unfortunately there is no .reg file for all versions of Office 2003. For example, another .reg file is required for the Standard and another for the PRO version. Also another .reg file is required for the English and another for the Greek or other language. In the pack I have .reg files for the Standard and PRO version for English and Greek language. Office File Validation Add-in In the pack I have added the Office File Validation Add-in (KB2501584) as well as the two required updates KB2553065 and KB2881030. These can not be integrated in an Administrative Installation Point. Just run them in the right order. APDATA Finally, in the pack there is the KB2543854 that contains the APDATA.msp file. KB2543854 is displayed on Microsoft Update on Seven or Win10 (not in WinXP) and according to Microsoft: This update decreases installation failures for updates installed on Microsoft Office 2003. I do not think that can be integrated in an Administrative Installation Point. Name: Office2003_post_SP3.rar Size: 97.666.660 bytes sha1: 9E95811411992BA655119ACA5F52284D8B67A522 password: msfn I have a problem replacing KB2760494 in the "Updates_ELL" folder with the KB in Spanish. You say in info.txt: "For languages other than English, we need these 5 updates in our language." I don't know what ELL means. No languages are seen in Microsoft Catalog for any of those KBs. Although downloads measure differently. How is this? In any case, I only have the problem with KB2760494, since there are 40 files in the download with the same name. which one do I choose? https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=KB2760494 EDIT: From what I read, ELL stands for Modern Greek. I have replaced these ELL KBs with their Spanish version (ESN) and named them ESN. I have also modified the titles of the .reg files in the folder that modifies the registry. But I still have the problem with KB2760494. I see that if I extract the 40 files, the language appears in the properties. But strangely none of the 40 are in Spanish. EDIT 2: There are not 40 links, there are 41 links. Unfortunately, I only didn't download the file in Spanish. msconv_efb7c52332d941fc3f194e230384e8b9bc0bec85.cab Edited August 27 by Cixert
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