Update to 9.3.2 - doing something wrong

Question

Hi,
I have a DVD of Acrobat 9.0.0 - licensed for 80 users and most users currently running 9.3.0 (each user previously updated manually).
I want to automate the installation of 9.3.2 but it's not working. Here's what I've done so far.
1. Copied the installer files from the DVD to the local disk
2. Downloaded all the quarterly .msp files to 9.3.2 and run msiexec.exe /a AcroPro.msi and pointed to a local AIP directory
3. From the AIP dir, run the commands to apply the msp eg msiexec.exe /a AcroPro.msi /p <mspFilename>
This all seems to work well, but I then want to use the customisation wizard to customise but this is where it all start going wrong.
Here what i've done at this point (probably very incorrectly!!)
1. In the customisation wizard, Copied and opened the .msi from the AIP directory as stated above.
2. Made changes and clicked save - at this point i'm told that the setup.ini is missing and that's becase it's not in the AIP dir.  If I copy the original setup.ini or create a blank it saves OK and create the transform file, but when i try to run the AcroPro.msi it does not keep the changes made in the customisation wizard so I'll clearly doing something whong here!!  If I customise the DVD source files, it seems to apply the changes when I run the setup.exe rather that the .msi.
Would someone be kind enought to point out where I'm going wrong?  Thanks in advance. 

Answer 1

Thanks
This seems to be working now - at first, I dont think I copied the transform file stating that older versions should be uninstalled but now it seems to be working via a log off script.
The log-off script looks for the log file left by v932 and if not present, copies the source files, mst amd msp to the local machine and installs - that's the theory.   It should now be fairly straight forward to apply the next adobe quarterly update..........touch wood!!