Office 2010 deployment through SCCM 2007 R2

This might not be the right forum to ask this however I am going to take a chance......
I have deployed Office 2010 with Access (OCT)  to around 1000 devices.
I now need to remove Access on all these devices or make it unavailable so users cannot use Access.
Is there  any modification that I can do to the exiting OCT that will help me achieve the above result?

You can remove access from the installation using the admin tool (OCT) then use a /p to apply the change to the existing configuration. 
This is the link to the 13 setup, configuration will work the same way in 10 as far as I remember.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc179141.aspx#BKMK_ApplyMSPPatch

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