Create a SG that adds machines that "are not" whatever the current version is that you hard code.TheVersion=$(defaults read /Applications/Microsoft Office 2011/Office/amework/Versions/14/Resources/ist CFBundleShortVersionString) Or /Applications/Microsoft Office 2011/Microsoft Word.app/Contents/ist Applications/Microsoft Office 2011/Office/amework/Versions/14/Resources/ist Create an EA that reports back the "CFBundleShortVersionString" of:.Within that package I have a pre script that just removes the current /Applications/Firefox.app We use the ESR so my package is called "Firefo圎SR_31.2.0.pkg". For me that is just dragging the app from the App folder into Composer. Prerequisites: Your Firefox pacakge uploaded to your JSS. Feel free to ask any questions you have about it. I hope it helps and doesn't cause a headache in the process.
The only effective "fix" is to future proof your Smart Groups by adding one more Application Version line like: Application Version | Is Not "14.4.6"īasically, trying to predict the is my workflow.
#MICROSOFT WORD FOR MAC 2008 VERSION 12 INSTALL#
If your clients can install updates on their own the above criteria will end up pulling Macs that have manually updated to 14.4.6 or whatever the next update will be, since they are no longer running 14.4.5. Pay close attention to when the next Office update comes out and go in and update your group. The second one should capture any Macs with Office from 14.1.0 through 14.4.4. The first Application Version line should exclude any Macs running some version at 14.0.x. But truthfully, Word should be safe to use, so its up to you.Īs for criteria, try: Application Title | Has | "Microsoft Database Daemon.app" Its a default application in any install of Office 2011, even if for some reason the installation didn't include Word, or Word was somehow deleted (although I'm guessing that would constitute a re-install anyway).
You might want to use something that is guaranteed to be on the systems, like Microsoft Database Daemon.app.
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