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It's also the default method used by Intune in the backend to deploy it on Windows systems. At least they give the ability to be really specific about what you
by m-p-3 10mo ago
It's also the default method used by Intune in the backend to deploy it on Windows systems.
At least they give the ability to be really specific about what you want to deploy using the Configuration XML file.
I wish they offered something similar on macOS.
- cprecioso 9mo agoYou can get individual app installers at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/officeupdates/update-history-office-for-mac https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/officeupdates/update-histo... and more at https://mofa.cocolabs.dev/standalone_apps/standalone_current_version_en.html https://mofa.cocolabs.dev/standalone_apps/standalone_current...
- m-p-3 9mo agoThat's what I ended up using, in order to avoid repackaging the installer I built a payloadless deployment (dummy/empty .pkg, unsigned as it doesn't matter if it fails to run, followed by a post-install script that downloads the latest installer for each software to deploy, install them, then delete the temporary folder.