Geez...does anyone know of anything that might keep this from installing? Is there a switch I can run with MSI that might tell me more?? Can anyone make sense of that log???
Could the fact that I installed Exchange 2007 without first running prepareAD have anything to do with it? BTW...why would exchange install run without doing this on it's own??? It's like NT here with no exchange tabs in AD. I figured exchange would prepare the schema itself...2003 did, didn't it?
Anywho..please help.
TIA
"richard[ at ]1itsource" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Yes, this copy was purchased through tech soup, 20 licenses... > > Setup fails immediately though...no prompt for key. > > "Bob Buckland ?:-)" wrote: > > > Hi Richard, > > > > Is this a volume license copy with volume license key? Office 2007 doesn't run on Terminal Services without those. > > > > ============ > > <<"richard[ at ]1itsource" <richard1itsource[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > news:B0A0B046-5C6B-4823-B19F-753348359ADB[ at ]microsoft.com... > > I realize this may be confusing.... let me elaborate. > > I am trying to install Office Professional Plus 2007 from file. The files > > were copied from authentic volume license cd, zipped, ftp'd and unzipped onto > > the server. > > > > Server 2003 x64 (all updates) with Exchange 2007 and TS in application mode > > (per user.) > > > > the install files for office DO run (through mapped drive) on an XP client > > machine. I can't find anything wrong with my server install (it's fresh) or > > anything saying these products are incompatible. There is an office64 folder > > on the cd files...but the msi files within fail also (different error.) > > please help. >> > > -- > > > > Bob Buckland ?:-) > > MS Office System Products MVP > > > > *Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends* > > > > > >
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