Cris
Thu May 08 13:15:26 PDT 2008
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did you do "administrative installs" of these other apps? and did you =
put them in the "clientapps" folder?
As far as Outlook..when you setup the user/computer in the wizard you =
can tell it not to install Outlook=20
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Cris Hanna [SBS-MVP]
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Please do not contact me directly regarding issues
"Guillermo Lovato" <GuillermoLovato@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote =
in message news:69FE93EA-BEED-4C26-A8B5-83FD545CB964@microsoft.com...
Hello,
i've added some apps to deploy, like the shadow copy client(which =
isn't=20
installed by default), office 2003 pro, office 2003sp3.
and the thing is that they aren't installed by default with the =
wizard, an=20
icon is placed on the desktop(this is not acceptable, if i want to =
push an=20
app, i want to PUSH it, why does sbs install automatically it's own=20
predefined apps and not the ones i want?), BUT when i click the icon i =
get an=20
error that the target file does not exist.
if i copy the path on the shortcut and run it, the installation =
proceeds=20
succesfully.
what am i doing wrong?.
another, since i have office 2003 pro with sp3, i don't want sbs to =
install=20
it's outlook client, then office, then off sp3(which returns an =
error), how=20
can i make it so that on login it installs like that?
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>did you do "administrative installs" of =
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>As far as Outlook..when you setup =
the=20
user/computer in the wizard you can tell it not to=20
install Outlook</FONT> </DIV>
<DIV><BR>-- <BR>Cris Hanna=20
[SBS-MVP]<BR>-------------------------------------------------<BR>Microso=
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<DIV>"Guillermo Lovato" <<A=20
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@discussions.microsoft.com</A>>=20
wrote in message <A=20
=
href=3D"news:69FE93EA-BEED-4C26-A8B5-83FD545CB964@microsoft.com">news:69F=
E93EA-BEED-4C26-A8B5-83FD545CB964@microsoft.com</A>...</DIV>Hello,<BR>i'v=
e=20
added some apps to deploy, like the shadow copy client(which isn't=20
<BR>installed by default), office 2003 pro, office 2003sp3.<BR>and the =
thing=20
is that they aren't installed by default with the wizard, an <BR>icon =
is=20
placed on the desktop(this is not acceptable, if i want to push an =
<BR>app, i=20
want to PUSH it, why does sbs install automatically it's own =
<BR>predefined=20
apps and not the ones i want?), BUT when i click the icon i get an =
<BR>error=20
that the target file does not exist.<BR>if i copy the path on the =
shortcut and=20
run it, the installation proceeds <BR>succesfully.<BR>what am i doing=20
wrong?.<BR><BR>another, since i have office 2003 pro with sp3, i don't =
want=20
sbs to install <BR>it's outlook client, then office, then off =
sp3(which=20
returns an error), how <BR>can i make it so that on login it installs =
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