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Consolidated update process
Setup process
Typically, the first step in a corporate installation of Office is to create a network installation point, a task
as easy as copying all files and folders from the Office product CD to a shared network location. At a
minimum, the network installation point contains the language-neutral core package plus language-
specific folders for one language. This installation point serves as the initial source for all users who
install Office.
In the simplest scenario, you deploy an Office product from the network installation point with one
language version and a single set of customizations for all users. Setup handles this scenario
automatically. If you deploy multiple products or languages, you can add them to the same network
installation point and specify exactly which products and languages to include in the installation. In all
these scenarios, Setup performs the same tasks to assemble the correct set of MSI files and complete
the installation.
Note:
The Office 2013 Preview does not let you create an administrative installation point by running
Setup with the /a command-line option to extract compressed source files, as was possible with
Office versions earlier than the 2007 Office system. All installations now occur from the
compressed source.
Setup sequence of events
The basic Setup sequence of events is as follows and occurs in the same order in every deployment
scenario:
1. Run Setup.
2. Check prerequisites.
3. Read XML data.
4. Build the feature tree.
5. Create a local installation source on the user's computer.
6. Install Office.
7. Apply the customization file.
8. Apply software updates.
Run Setup
Setup.exe is the program that begins all the mechanisms of the installation process. It is located at the
root of the network installation point. You run Setup one time for each Office product that you install.
When it runs, Setup searches the network installation point for an Office product to install. If the
installation point contains more than one Office product, Setup gives the user a choice of products to
install.
- Deployment guide for 1
- Contents 3
- Getting help 9
- Article 10
- Description 10
- Plan a deployment 11
- Review activation methods 12
- License state 13
- Client discovery of KMS 14
- KMS activation thresholds 14
- KMS activation renewal 15
- MAK architecture 16
- Plan for KMS activation 17
- Activate the KMS host 18
- Prepare KMS clients 18
- Activate as a standard user 18
- Plan for MAK activation 19
- Product 22
- Customize Setup 26
- Install Office silently 29
- Updates folder 31
- Choose OCT options 32
- Section 33
- Customization Tool 34
- Outlook settings 36
- Additional network sources 37
- Licensing and user interface 38
- OCT option 40
- Config.xml setting 40
- Windows folders 42
- Office security settings 43
- Security settings 43
- Setting 44
- Modify Setup properties 46
- Features 46
- Modify user settings 46
- Feature installation states 48
- Feature options 49
- Additional content 50
- Add files 50
- Special folders 51
- Remove files 52
- File Path dialog box 52
- Special folders (file path) 52
- Add registry entries 52
- Remove registry entries 54
- Configure shortcuts 55
- Virtual Key Name 57
- Key Code (Hex) 57
- Outlook 58
- Outlook Profile 58
- Add Accounts 59
- Adding additional accounts 60
- Exchange settings 60
- Exchange options 60
- Exchange 61
- Outlook Anywhere options 61
- Cached Mode 62
- Cached Mode options 62
- Export Settings 62
- Specify Send/Receive Groups 63
- Send/Receive groups options 63
- Modify Group dialog box 64
- Config.xml quick reference 68
- How Setup uses Config.xml 69
- Config.xml file format 69
- Config.xml element reference 71
- Remarks 73
- Example 74
- ARP element 74
- Attributes 74
- ARP attributes 74
- Command element 75
- Command attributes 76
- Examples 78
- COMPANYNAME element 78
- COMPANYNAME attributes 78
- Display element 79
- Display attributes 79
- Attribute 81
- LIS attributes 83
- Logging element 84
- Logging attributes 84
- OptionState element 85
- OptionState attributes 86
- PIDKEY element 87
- SetupUpdates element 91
- SetupUpdates attributes 92
- USERINITIALS element 92
- Sample Config.xml file 94
- /config [path] 96
- /modify [ProductID] 96
- /repair [ProductID] 97
- /uninstall [ProductID] 97
- To run a silent uninstall 98
- 2013 Preview 99
- Setting for Excel 2013 100
- Preview 100
- Associated registry key 100
- Setting for PowerPoint 2013 102
- Roll out Office 2013 Preview 109
- Setup process 111
- Check prerequisites 112
- Read XML data 113
- Build the feature tree 114
- Install Office 115
- Apply the customization file 115
- Apply software updates 116
- Language-neutral design 117
- Language versions of Office 118
- Language packs for Office 118
- Using Group Policy 121
- Consolidated update process 124
- Office 2013 Preview 128
- Outlook 2013 Preview 130
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