Create a slipstreamed DVD for MS Office 2010?

[Technique]

I spoke too soon - knew i'd be back with another question.

So on the back of a slipstreamed Win7 SP1 DVD which i got working (thanks for the help), i'd like to make a MS Office 2010 DVD slipstreamed with SP1 also.

I have a legitimate MS Office 2010 DVD.

The version number for this is: 14.0.6112.5000 32bit

I don't know whether SP1 will work for all 2010 versions or whether my version (14.0.xxxxxxxxxx) makes any difference at all.

Anyway, is this possible? If so, how?

[sc302 Veteran]

http://winsupersite.com/article/office/slipstream-office-2010-service-pack-1-139664

[Technique]

Thanks. It says i need to download both 32bit & 64bit SP1 files.

As my MS Office version is 32 bit, why would i need to download the 64bit file? Or do you only need to download both if your version is 64bit?

[testman]

The answer to your question is right there on the site, in brackets.

[sc302 Veteran]

Thanks. It says i need to download both 32bit & 64bit SP1 files.

As my MS Office version is 32 bit, why would i need to download the 64bit file? Or do you only need to download both if your version is 64bit?

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(Why do you need both? The Office 2010 Setup media includes both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of the suite, and while most people--even those using 64-bit versions of Windows--will want to install the 32-bit version, it's a good idea to update everything just in case.)

[Technique]

It includes a 64bit version, so it says

but mine says it's a 32 bit version. How can it be both?

My apologies .... i'm not as clued up on 32bit-64bit etc as you.

[sc302 Veteran]

The disk contains both versions unless you have a special disk that only contains one or the other. As far as MS releases, I have not seen such a disk. However in the vlk/technet portal you can download 32 or 64, and you can download the sp1 already slip streamed in either or.