Push Outlook 2003 via Active Directory to Multiple Versions of Office - HELP!!!

[Brian]

The company I work for has multiple versions of Office (2000, XP, 2003). We
would like to push Outlook 2003 out to all workstations via a Group Policy
and Active Directory. I have a test machine set up, and everything works
great - if there isn't a version of Office on the machine. If Office
resides on the machine, I am getting an error in the Event Viewer (Event ID
102):

"The installation source for this product is not available. Verify that the
source exists and that you can access it. "

I can't seem to figure out why this is happening. Do I have to uninstall
the previous version of Outlook before I install the new one?? The versions
of Office that are on the machines were not installed via Group Policy.
They were Ghosted or installed manually.

 

[sheli]

I'm about to do the same - I've created my MST file, but need to figur
out how to gracefully push it to selected PC's on the network runnin
Outlook 2k or XP. Any info/instructions would be greatly appreciate
(I'm running Enterprise Server 2003/Exchange 2003 and all my PCs are X
(some with SP2)). Gracias.

*The company I work for has multiple versions of Office (2000, XP
2003). We
would like to push Outlook 2003 out to all workstations via a Grou
Policy
and Active Directory. I have a test machine set up, and everythin
works
great - if there isn't a version of Office on the machine. I
Office
resides on the machine, I am getting an error in the Event Viewer
(Event ID
102):

"The installation source for this product is not available. Verif
that the
source exists and that you can access it. "

I can't seem to figure out why this is happening. Do I have t
uninstall
the previous version of Outlook before I install the new one?? Th
versions
of Office that are on the machines were not installed via Grou
Policy.
They were Ghosted or installed manually.

-
shel

 

[Guest]

I'm currently working on a similar project where I'm pushing out remotly
installed applications. I would try creating an MSI fine from a clean
install, then pushing that msi file out using Runas, and the msiexec commands
in 2 seperate batch files.

Rob. R.