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I am a Solutions Architect with 30+ years in IT, specializing in cloud architecture, virtualization, and multi-cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. I’ve led enterprise projects like VMware’s Horizon Suite Sizing Estimator and have extensive experience with VMware Horizon, Citrix, Hyper-V, and programming languages like PowerShell, Python, and SQL. I run Smart AI Coach (https://smartaicoach.com/), helping individuals leverage AI for resumes, cover letters, and productivity. As a published author, VMware vExpert (2015-2020), and MIT-certified in AI, I am passionate about innovation and solving challenges.

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App Volumes: MS Office

Jeremy Wheeler
April 30, 2015March 25, 2018 1 min

Working with various customers I’ve discovered challenges when it comes to placing MS Office into AppStacks. VMware has a few models out there that are supported and DO work. A few things to keep in mind when dealing with Office:

  1. Office 2010, and 2013 are only supported.
  2. Office core bits can be presented once, to the endpoint.

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1) AppStack = Office core bits installed

2) AppStack = Office + Project, Office icons hidden

    (Optional: Hide core office icons from start menu)

3) AppStack = Office + Visio, Office icons hidden

    (Optional: Hide core office icons from start menu)

4) AppStack = Office + Project + Visio

     (Optional: Hide core office icons from start menu)

5) AppStack = Office + Project + Visio

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6) Base Gold Image installed w/ Office core bits, and one of 3 AppStacks that contain:

A) Visio

B) Project

C) Visio + Project

Note: If you hide/delete core office Icons from start menu, such as Word, Excel, etc. thus presenting only Project and/or Visio, don’t simply delete the ‘Office Tools’ folder, you can clean-up some of the icons in that folder, but if you delete it nothing will show in the start menu.

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Written by  Jeremy Wheeler: Jeremy

I am a seasoned Solutions Architect with over 20 years of expertise in IT, specializing in cloud architecture, virtualization, and end-user computing solutions. My career highlights include working with top-tier technologies across multi-cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. I have a proven track record of leading complex enterprise projects, including the development of tools like VMware’s Horizon Suite Sizing Estimator, which optimized hardware prediction accuracy for customers worldwide. With hands-on experience in virtualization technologies like VMware Horizon, Citrix, and Hyper-V, I excel in designing, deploying, and optimizing full-lifecycle solutions. My technical depth is complemented by 18 years of computer programming experience in PowerShell, Python, C++, .NET, SQL, and more. I am a published author and have contributed to industry literature, including works on desktop virtualization and user environment management. Recognized as a VMware vExpert for six consecutive years (2015-2020), I’ve also received multiple awards for excellence, such as VMware Spotlight and Our Best accolades. Currently, I leverage my knowledge to deliver innovative solutions, combining strategic insights and cutting-edge technologies like AI, as evidenced by my recent certification from MIT. Above all, I thrive on solving challenges and empowering teams to exceed customer expectations.

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