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Subject: Office 2007 Combining
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06/27/2008 8:30 AM  
I am wondering, does anyone have any experience with how to combine multiple office 2007 applications into one folder?  I see how you can use MDT to add all of the different versions of office into one folder, but how do you tell the setup which version you want?  I've tried pointing to the specific product msp file, but that errors out after you install the first product.  Just for reference, we have the following products, (each with different keys) and I would like to consolidate them as much as possible.  I figured there had to be a way to consolidate the builds of these different products into a single folder, yet retain the ability to install them individual as needed.

 

  1. Access
  2. Publisher
  3. PowerPoint
  4. Office Standard (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
  5. Office Basic (OEM.  Word/Excel)
  6. Visio Professional
  7. Visio Standard
  8. OneNote
  9. OneNote (OEM came with Tablets)
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