@6:32 Sooo once everything is complete where is the application? Or how do we add the setup.exe into sccm in order to actually deploy office 2019 to collections. Or am I missing something...
Normaly you use Group Policy to block macros and other settings for Office. How is the block working when you make it with SCCM (04:38 in the video)? Is this creating a registry value in the SCCM package or how is this implemented ? Reason for that question > How can i change these settings for my organisation in the future if needed ?
In concept it is similar to how the SCCM integration worked with the Office Customization Tool for 2007-2016. It's an XML-based instruction set that makes install-time configurations and writes to the registry.
Never mind. I found it in the root of the applications container. Great video
@6:32 Sooo once everything is complete where is the application? Or how do we add the setup.exe into sccm in order to actually deploy office 2019 to collections. Or am I missing something...
Normaly you use Group Policy to block macros and other settings for Office. How is the block working when you make it with SCCM (04:38 in the video)? Is this creating a registry value in the SCCM package or how is this implemented ? Reason for that question > How can i change these settings for my organisation in the future if needed ?
In concept it is similar to how the SCCM integration worked with the Office Customization Tool for 2007-2016. It's an XML-based instruction set that makes install-time configurations and writes to the registry.