@DuskGolem 1 - how it works? Its first passes via `XML_PARSER.ps1` that validates the file later, values go to `rTool` ... and if the product is single, Exclude (if exists), will be ignored unless I made a mistake, but I think I did not & everything should work fine 2- I added an 'auto' switch, to not ask stupid questions, what you choose (in XML), is what you get. it will not ask you, Or questions you ---------------------- I will comment that, I don't see a point in adding an `exclude` field to single apps ... ---------------------- here is the relevant code. to make you understand how it works. Code: if !_action! NEQ 1 for %%$ in (Type,Products) do ( set "_%%$=" for /f "usebackq tokens=*" %%# in (`"%SingleNulV2% %PowerShellEXE% -nop -ep bypass -file "%ScriptDir%\XML_PARSER.ps1" !id! %%$ -Extract"`) do set "_%%$=%%#" if not defined _%%$ ( echo ERROR ### Fail to fetch nececery info echo: goto :Auto_Pilot_MENU ) ) if !_action! EQU 1 for %%$ in (System) do ( set "_%%$=" for /f "usebackq tokens=*" %%# in (`"%SingleNulV2% %PowerShellEXE% -nop -ep bypass -file "%ScriptDir%\XML_PARSER.ps1" !id! %%$ -Extract"`) do set "_%%$=%%#" if not defined _%%$ ( echo ERROR ### Fail to fetch nececery info echo: goto :Auto_Pilot_MENU ) ) for %%$ in (Exclude, lang_pack, proof_tool) do ( set "_%%$=" for /f "usebackq tokens=*" %%# in (`"%SingleNulV2% %PowerShellEXE% -nop -ep bypass -file "%ScriptDir%\XML_PARSER.ps1" !id! %%$ -Extract"`) do set "_%%$=%%#" ) set "verified=" for /f "usebackq tokens=*" %%# in (`"%SingleNulV2% %PowerShellEXE% -nop -ep bypass -file "%ScriptDir%\XML_PARSER.ps1" !id! NULL -Verify"`) do set "verified=%%#"
nope. if you didn`t choose. it will not ask you. anyway, that is the SKU you can use. anything else. validation will fail. (it support 2024 too, didn't update it) Code: <!-- Type => Single Products => 'VisioPro|VisioPro2019|VisioPro2021|ProjectPro|ProjectPro2019|ProjectPro2021|Word|Word2019|Word2021|Excel| Excel2019|Excel2021|PowerPoint|PowerPoint2019|PowerPoint2021|Access|Access2019|Access2021|Outlook|Outlook2019|Outlook2021| Publisher|Publisher2019|Publisher2021|OneNote|OneNote2021Retail|SkypeForBusiness|SkypeForBusiness2019|SkypeForBusiness2021' --> <!-- Type => Full Products => VisioPro|VisioPro2019|VisioPro2021|ProjectPro|ProjectPro2019|ProjectPro2021|Mondo|ProPlus|ProPlus2019|ProPlus2021| O365ProPlus|O365Business|O365HomePrem --> <!-- Exclude List: [[ optional ]] Products => Word|Excel|PowerPoint|Access|Outlook|Publisher|OneNote|Skype|OneDrive|Bing|Visio|Project -->
Minimal protection is needed ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ update the main thread. with changes suggested by DuskGolem some spelling s**t, and things i forget to add
It sounds better & looks better that reminds me Code: "Grandmother dear!" she exclaimed, "what big arms you have!" "The better to embrace you, my child." "Grandmother dear, what big legs you have!" "The better to run with, my child." "Grandmother dear, what big ears you have!" "The better to hear with, my child." "Grandmother dear, what big eyes you have!" "The better to see with, my child."
Everything was working fine with my OfficeRTool installation on my laptop until last month. The problem started when I opened an Excel file from work, which required signing into my account on my company's domain. When I was done I signed out but now every time I open Excel I get a popup blocking access unless I log in or subscribe. I downloaded the latest OfficeRTool and tried a number of times to repair, convert and activate Office but the popup persists. I didn't know what else to do so now I'm scrubbing the installation and will try downloading and installing again. Any tips on what I should have done?
BTW, Selecting 'H' from the main menu should present a warning that continuing will cause Office to be completely uninstalled, and a prompt to type 'Y' to continue.