Deploying Office 2013 OCT multilingual and desktop shortcuts

Hello,

I'm in the middle of deploying Office 2013 through SCCM,

So far i've ben able to configure most of what i want through OCT and placing the config file in the updates folder, however i'm having a problem with deploying multiple language packs to a same client

At first i tried installing all the language packs with the "Add installation after execution of office 2013" but this just tried executing all the language packs at once therefore it failed because only one office installation is allowed at a time.

i then followed this link https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee942200.aspx i modified the config.xml file from the proplus.wwfolder modified it with the following parameters

<AddLanguage Id="match" ShellTransform="yes"/>	
<AddLanguage Id="en-us" />	
<AddLanguage Id="de-DE" />	
<AddLanguage Id="nl-NL" />	
<AddLanguage Id="fr-FR" />	
<Display Level="none" CompletionNotice="no" SuppressModal="yes" AcceptEula="yes" />

and placed it in the same folder as the office 2013 installation, from what i understood in this same folder i have to put all the different language folders as well so i have an office 2013 containing this

1 for each language.

What is happening at the moment, is that when i start setup.exe it installs office with the same language pack as local language, i want it to install all the languages not only the same as local, what am i doing wrong here? (to start installation i simply use setup.exe without any argument (also tested with /config config.xml nothing changes)

Secondly i'd like to make a shortcut on to desktop but when i start the application with the shortcut i get errors such as these

i get about 3-4 of these message errors with different locations and then i can use the program normally. (if i start the same program from progfile(x86)\office\15\xxx.exe no error message, i managed to fixed this problem for word by instead of selecting"word" as the program shortcut, in the create shortcut tab of OCT, i selected "wordfiles", this however has no effect and does not correct for access and excel.

Thank you for your time.