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What does ww stand for in terms of microsoft installers? At the root of their office product for example, there are folders like proplus.ww and proplus.en-us each of which contain various .exe and .msi files. But It looks like the .ww file contains the more important .msi file. (For example, If I am deploying software with SCCM, the .WW file/folder is the one I need to choose)

Edit: Research effort: I have tried googling it, and I have yet to find any sort of official answer from Microsoft or general consensus.

The answer provided to this question seems to make the most sense, and likely the actual answer.

Michael
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Based on proplus.en-us, it seems the format is <product>.<locale>. So proplus.ww is likely to mean "worldwide" (locale-neutral) – files that are installed no matter which language is chosen.

grawity
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