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In the last step of the update process above you can see where these files are referenced, so just substitute the correct file name (see the file name in bold).How can I download all updates to Office 2003 (in case Microsoft stops support via Windows Update)? When I try I get to "Page not found" and "This page cannot be displayed", and my Google-fu is insufficient to find/download most of the updates. Office Small Business Edition 2003 = sbe11.msi MSI file containing the setup instructions, so if you are updating other Office products you will need to know the file names. The installation point created by Microsoft copied the autorun.inf, so it should auto start the installation on the updated copy created.

Once you’re done you can rburn these files back to CD.That’s it!! You’ve successfully update the Outlook 2003 installation to SP2 plus included the latest Junk Mail filters. Msiexec /p c:\ \Owc11sp2ff.msp /a C:\ \ OUTLS11.MSI shortfilenames=true /qb Msiexec /p c:\ \OUTLFLTR.msp /a C:\ \ OUTLS11.MSI shortfilenames=true /qb Msiexec /p c:\ \MAINSP2ff.msp /a C:\ \ OUTLS11.MSI shortfilenames=true /qb Files are now being copied to the installation point. Click Next.Īccept the End User License Agreement and click Next. Insert the Outlook CD and type “x:\setup.exe /a” in the Run dialog Įnter your organization Organization and Office 2003 Product Key.

OUTLFLTR.msp – Update for Outlook Junk Email Filter Owc11sp2ff.msp – Updates Office Web Components MAINSP2ff.msp – Updates core components for Office XP NOTE: When you extract the files it will ask to overwrite some existing files – say NO. = This is the folder containing the files for Outlook = This is where you will extract the administrative update files for Office = This is where you have downloaded the update files The walkthrough requires you to create the following folders: The quick down and dirty to integrating the latest Microsoft patches into Outlook, FrontPage, and more!įor the sake of this walkthrough, this will show you how to update Outlook (since it seems to be a bear!)