putting programs on DVD, including office

[rudeboymcc]

hi. i'd like to put all (or most) of my programs/applications on one DVD disk.

for most programs there's no problem (as they're jsut .exe files), but i don't know how i can do this with office on it as well. at first i thought i could jsut take the officecd just as it is and add a new folder with all the other apps in it, but i prefer to do it properly.

is there any way i can just have a screen come up when i put the cd in, and then i can select the program i want to install?

if not, what do i do if i have two programs like office and adobe essentials? both which need loads of files and aren';t jsut .exe files.

[big poppa pump]

Do a SEARCH in the forums.

[rotvi]

Here is your guide

http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/officexp.htm

[Astalavista]

hi friend,

don't feel bad people are u to do a seach. happens too all of us even me sometimes.

but u know do a SeArCH

[rudeboymcc]

@astalavista, thanks but i'm not new to forums, i know how they work.

@ the other two, perhaps i didn't make myself clear. i just realised i posted this in the wrong part of unattended windows, it was meant to go in the multiboot cd/dvd section. sorry.

i don't want windows on this disk, and i don't want everything to install itself silently in the background.

i just want a dvd disk with most of my programs (applications, not operating systems) on it, and from it i can select which one i want to install (all done individually without any switching or coding.

obviously this is easy with small programs but as i said, it gets harder with things like office.

basically, i want to know how i can make a disk like the multiboot ones with al lthe operating systems on it, but with programs instead.

[RyanVM]

Try these:

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=20817&hl=menu

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=27122&hl=