Hi, I have had a look at the embedded MSI, and you MUST create a msi log file so that you can see how the properties are set to indicate which office products in which version are identified. Then you can set these properties via a transform. Also you should be aware that there seems to be some kind of malware / advertise-ware / rubbish on board (Offercast2802.exe).

One you know how the properties are set you may get it installed via SCCM. Also be aware that the setup.exe seems to install certificates for the general office plug-in (avery_2007.cer, avery_2012.cer, avery_2016.cer). The custom actions that are executed in the UI sequence seem to be replicated in the Install sequence, but I do not have a VM available to test in depth.

Avery Wizard 4.0 comes packaged with Ask.com toolbar, which annoys the snot out of me professionally. I managed to extract just the Avery MSI, so the toolbar is no longer an issue. When I run the MSI now, even though I'm a local admin, it won't install for all users. To do that, I had to create a shortcut to msiexec /i avery.msi and 'Run as Admin' on that shortcut.

I am attempting to install Avery Wizard 4.0 but apparently there are still traces of 3.1 somewhere because when I try to install 4.0 I get the message 'The feature.

After it installs, it launches Word and displays a readme. Ms Dos 6.22 Iso. Until you specifically trust Avery's software, it prompts you to enable macros every time word is launched. So: • How can I install for all users without having to use the extra shortcut and 'Run as Admin?' • Presumably, /q will work to make the install silent. • How do I prevent it from opening Word at the end of the install? • Is there a scriptable way to add the Avery macro(s) to Word's trust list, preferably for all users?