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SYMPTOMSWhen you insert your Office compact disc (CD) or when you run Setup.exe from the CD, you may receive the following error: Also, when you look at your Windows Installer log file, the path to the transform contains two backslashes (E:\\Custom.mst) along with the text of the above error. NOTE: The Windows Installer log file will called <Office 2000 product> Setup(####)_MsiExec.txt and is located in your Temp folder, where <Office 2000 product> in the log file name is the version of Office you are installing. CAUSE
You may receive the above error if all of the following are true:
-and- -and- RESOLUTIONThere are two methods to resolve this problem, use either of these methods: Method 1: Run Setup from a Command-Line with Full Path to the TransformTo prevent this error, provide a full path to the transform on the CD. For example, if your CD-ROM drive is E and your transform (on the root of the CD) is called Custom.mst, follow these steps:
Method 2: Place the Office CD Contents In a Subfolder Before Creating the CDIf you don't want to use a command-line to specify the transform path, you can create a new CD with the contents of the Office CD one level deeper on the CD. For example, copy the contents of the Office CD into a folder called OffPrem. Then, use the OffPrem folder as the source for your CD. In this example, items like Data1.msi would no longer be on the root of the CD. Instead, they would be in the OffPrem folder.If you use this method, you do not have to specify a path to the transform, even though it has been moved one level lower on the CD. As long as it is in the same folder as the Office package (.msi), you can specify just the transform name in the Setup.ini [MST] section (MST1=Custom.mst). Additional query words: OFF2000
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