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Default Suppress dialog from regserver command

We have Office 2003 and 2007 installed on our systems. Our users were not to
use 2007 yet, but kept getting into it inadvertently (and unknowingly) by
double-clicking files. As a work-around until we go to 2007, we put Excel
and Word regserver command lines in our login to ensure 2003 is the default.
This also fixes an MS 'feature' where Excel spreadsheets open in 2007
regardless of file type or using the Open With menu.

A minor but annoying visual problem is the install dialog boxes that pop up
from these commands. Is there any way to suppress or hide the dialog box. I
have looked for a quiet argument but couldn't find one.

Thanks for any help.

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