Slipstream Office2007 & Office2010
Service Packs |
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The following are instructions for how to Slipstream
Service Packs into an Office2007 or Office2010 Installation |
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Make a directory on your computer and copy the entire contents of your
Office CD to that directory. For example purposes, I'll use C:\Office |
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Go to Microsoft's web site and download the latest service pack available
for your version of Office. |
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For simplicity, put this file in a directory that is going to be easy to
get to from a command prompt like C:\SP2 |
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After downloading the file, again for simplicity, rename it to something
like sp.exe. For example, Service Pack 2 for Office2007 is called
office2007sp2-kb953195-fullfile-en-us.exe. Rename it to SP.exe.
You will see why in the next steps. |
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Open up a command prompt. With WindowsXP ( Start / Run / CMD ). With
Vista or Windows7 ( Start / CMD ) |
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Change to the directory with the service pack file.
Following the above example - CD \SP2 |
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Using the above example, type in SP /EXTRACT:C:\SP2 |
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If you have Vista or Windows7, depending on your User Access Control
Settings, click on the Yes button |
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9. |
Check to accept the Microsoft License and click on the Continue button |
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10. |
Files will then be uncompressed to C:\SP2 directory |
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Click on OK |
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12. |
Start the Windows Explorer and to go the C:\SP2 directory |
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13. |
Highlight all but the SP.EXE file |
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14. |
Right click and select Copy |
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15. |
Change to the C:\OFFICE\UPDATES directory |
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16. |
Paste them to that location |
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17. |
Now you can copy the entire contents of the Office directory to a new CD
or DVD. |
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18. |
Any installs made will now automatically include that service pack |
