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8. Setup automatically detects the location of Setup.exe if installation is from the<br />

CD-ROM. If Setup.exe is located elsewhere; that is, on a network sharepoint,<br />

use the Browse button to point to that location.<br />

9. On the command line, add the following command (separated by spaces) after<br />

Setup.exe:<br />

TRANSFORMS=“path\TermSrvr.mst”<br />

This command identifies the Terminal Server transform for Setup to use during<br />

installation. Specify the correct path to the Mst file downloaded in Step 2<br />

above.<br />

Click Next.<br />

10. Proceed with installation until you reach the license agreement. Click Next to<br />

accept the terms of this agreement.<br />

11. If you want to perform a Normal or Default installation, click Install Now.<br />

Allow the Installer to complete the installation and then skip to Step 16.<br />

12. If you want to perform a Custom installation, click Custom Install.<br />

13. Select the location where you want to install <strong>Office</strong> <strong>2000</strong>.<br />

Note<br />

You need at least 259MB on the destination drive to install <strong>Office</strong> <strong>2000</strong>.<br />

14. Select the applications you want to install. The recommended applications are<br />

selected by default. Unselected applications or applications that are marked<br />

unavailable are marked as such because of incompatibility or performance<br />

issues.<br />

15. After you choose which applications to install, click Next and allow the<br />

<strong>Microsoft</strong> <strong>Office</strong> <strong>2000</strong> Installer to continue with the installation.<br />

16. When Setup is complete, click Next on the After Installation dialog box.<br />

17. From the Finish Admin Install dialog box, click Finish.<br />

18. Enable user logons by typing change logon /enable at a command prompt.<br />

System Integration<br />

See the <strong>Microsoft</strong> <strong>Office</strong> <strong>2000</strong> Resource Kit Journal for additional information<br />

about system integration issues and recommendations. This document is located<br />

on the <strong>Microsoft</strong> Web site at http://www.microsoft.com.

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