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Packaging MS Office 2013 Professional Plus with Thinapp 4.7.3

I can't find the link to package MS Office 2013 but only MS Office 2010 as here.

I'm packaging MS Office 2013 the same way MS office 2010 did and it works.

Some notes to be taken:-

  1. Always run the thinapp with local administrator privilege.
  2. Make sure you modify the config.xml (located on proplusr.ww folder), save it and run the setup in command prompt, e.g.. setup.exe /config c:\tmp\config.xml
  3. I will choose to run thinapp with VMware Fusion/Workstation with SSD and snapshot. This will allow you to easily revert the snapshot anytime you like.
  4. Since the whole Office will be packaged, always select option "Run all from my computer"
  5. Always remember to run the application a couple times after installation
  6. Always remember to activate the license before proceeding with post-scan
I've not installed .net framework as suggested by some blog and the Office 2013 is working. I will run the application and testing to see how it goes. So far, I've thinapp MS office 2013 on Windows 7 32 bit SP1. It run fine in Windows 7 (both 32/64-bit) but failed to run on Windows 8. The error as below:-


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  1. Hi John ,

    Is packaging Office 2013 with thinapp on windows 8 is supported.What do you advise ?

    If you could contact me on my mail id it would be really grt a.neville@marsi.me

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