). It uses InstallShield version 3.0.107.0. When I try running it as setup.exe -R, it executes properly but doesn't leave an .iss file anywhere on the hard drive! Anyone have an idea as to how to make it do so?
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I'm trying to automate LabVIEW 5 setup (don't ask ). It uses InstallShield version 3.0.107.0. When I try running it as setup.exe -R, it executes properly but doesn't leave an .iss file anywhere on the hard drive! Anyone have an idea as to how to make it do so?
). It uses InstallShield version 3.0.107.0. When I try running it as setup.exe -R, it executes properly but doesn't leave an .iss file anywhere on the hard drive! Anyone have an idea as to how to make it do so?
hi,
have you tried
along with your installer??
cya
Killer Bee
have you tried
CODE
Setup.exe /r /sms /f1"c:\Setup.iss" /f2"c:\ISLog.txt"
along with your installer??
cya
Killer Bee
Hi there, my first post
Use /r rather than -r
The .iss file will be located in your C:\WINDOWS directory
Hope this helps
Use /r rather than -r
The .iss file will be located in your C:\WINDOWS directory
Hope this helps
No go on either of those.
Of course there is always the possibility that the person who designed the software did a custom job on it and made it so that it doens't need setup.iss. There are lots of programs out there where this is the case.
If it is the case, I suggest you email the manufacturer and ask them.
If it is the case, I suggest you email the manufacturer and ask them.
make sure show hidden files is enabled
QUOTE (alienkiller @ May 6 2004, 11:40 AM)
make sure show hidden files is enabled
Done of course.
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