installing Microsoft office programmaticaly

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hi all,
I have a requirement where i will have to install the microsoft office programmaticaly. The customer doesnt want any user intervention. Can anybody help me with this.
thanks in advance

Posted 19-Sep-11 2:55am

freakosandy

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Tejas Vaishnav 19-Sep-11 9:19am

Its and bad idea because the Microsoft office is the paid software package, and if you try to install it silently then it is not good thing to do...
because there is asking for the key before installation start..

Reiss 20-Sep-11 4:02am

Apart from the fact that a quick google would have lead to the answer this is a genuine question - most software used in corporations is paid for and requires a license key of some sort, however nearly all corps use some sort of silent deployment tool to deliver the software - indeed it is pretty much the only way to deliver software to a large number of users in disparate locations

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Reiss · Answer 1 · 2011-09-19T03:08:00

Solution 1

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Posted 19-Sep-11 3:08am

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fjdiewornncalwe 19-Sep-11 9:44am

Good finds. +5