Lets say you want 4 apps to install in order, app1 & app2 & app3 & app4. To deploy these in order, set up app3 as a dependency of app4, then app2 is a dependency of app3, and app1 is a dependency of app2. Then you'll want to deploy app4.
A task sequence would also work, but that's how you'd do it with application dependencies. On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 12:26 PM, Kevin Johnston < [email protected]> wrote: > I have 4 apps that I want to deploy as a sequence. One of the apps is > Office 2010.**** > > ** ** > > I tried the dependencies and it kinda worked, but it wasn’t in order, so > Google explained a bit about it, then someone mentioned task sequence. I > have never used a task sequence (either OSD deployment or basic > appdeployment)**** > > ** ** > > My ideal process:**** > > ** ** > > Install Office 2010 (removes office 2007) for system**** > > Install Visual Studio Office Run time tools (either X86 or X64) for system > **** > > Install an in house developed Outlook plugin for user**** > > ** ** > > When I set this up as dependencies it did install office and vstor but > then failed on the plugin. I know why but I am hoping to have a bit more > flexibility in this.**** > > ** ** > > So my question, how do I go about creating an application task sequence? I > only find info when it is with OSD and I do not want that.**** > > ** ** > > Thanks,**** > > ** ** > > Kevin Johnston**** > > ** ** > >
