Hi, MS Office uses always the user context to save the preferences of a user. This it one reason, why the initals will be asked. A lot of stupid questions can be avoided with a silent setup of the office product using a MST-file which contains a lot of settings. This file will used with an typically MSI-Silent setup.
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