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Floppy
I have this:
setup.exe -r:c:\install\openoffice\setup.txt -debug.
I have made a setup.txt file.
But during instal it respond "can not find response file"

Why, anyone having problem testing this on VM?
MCT
it worked 4 me b4, search the forum, its been discussed
1chaoticadult
@MCT
Man people just don't see the word search next to the hourglass on the top of page. This is getting repetitive. tongue.gif
Floppy
The point is that I have this in my setup.txt file;
[Environment]
InstallationMode=INSTALL_NORMAL
DestinationPath=C:\Programfiler\OpenOffice
EndProcedure=PostSetup

[Java]
JavaSupport=preinstalled_or_none

[Windows_Desktop_Integration]
Register4MSWord=True
Register4MSExcel=True
Register4MSPowerPoint=True
RegisterAsDefaultHTMLEditor=True

[Procedures]
Sub PostSetup
SetReboot( False )
End Sub


and this in my start.cmd;
setup.exe -r:c:\install\openoffice\setup.txt -debug

And the respons during install is;

""Can not find setup.txt ""

I have looked in the forums, but I can't find a solution....

So if somody has a solution or see a error in my setup, it would be fine!
zorro1
Try this work for me

[Environment]
InstallationMode=INSTALL_NORMAL
Installationtype=STANDARD
DestinationPath=C:\Program files\OpenOffice
EndProcedure=PostSetup

[Java]
JavaSupport=preinstalled_or_none

[Windows_Desktop_Integration]
RegisterForMSWord=YES
RegisterForMSExcel=YES
RegisterForMSPowerPoint=YES
RegisterAsDefaultHTMLEditor=YES

[Procedures]
Sub PostSetup
SetReboot( False )
End Sub
Acheron
You don't have to specify a hardcoded path to the openoffice dir in your response.txt file:

I use this one:

install.cmd
CODE
cmdow @ /HID
start autoit3.exe openoffice.au3
setup.exe -d "%programfiles%\OpenOffice" -r response.txt -noexit
md "%programfiles%\OpenOffice\share\registry\data\org\openoffice\Office"
copy /Y "%cdrom%install\OpenOffice\*.xcu"  "%programfiles%\OpenOffice\share\registry\data\org\openoffice\Office"
del /f /q "%userprofile%\Menu Start\Programma's\Opstarten\OpenOffice.org 1.1.3.lnk"
EXIT


response.txt
CODE
[Environment]
InstallationMode=INSTALL_NORMAL
InstallationType=STANDARD
StartProcedure=StartSetup
EndProcedure = PostSetup

[Windows_Desktop_Integration]
Register4MsWord=No
Register4MsExcel=No
Register4MsPowerPoint=No
RegisterAsDefaultHtmlEditor=Yes

[Java]
JavaSupport=preinstalled_or_none

[Procedures]
Sub StartSetup
ShowSetup()
End Sub

Sub PostSetup
SetReboot( False )
End Sub


The AutoIt3 script is for some JAva-error I get with my nLited CD
OpenOffice.au3
CODE
AutoItSetOption("WinTitleMatchMode", 4)
WinWaitActive("classname=SALFRAME")
Send("{ENTER}")


The StartSetup procedure shows the cool progress bar.
Floppy
blushing.gif My error was that the setup.txt file was named setup.txt.txt,
but now it's workng

Thanks for your responds!! thumbup.gif
c_tophe
Hi

I have a problem during the installation too.

With this command :
setup.exe -r:c:\reponse.txt -debug

The install returns ExitCode:21 Invalid destination path.

Here is my response.txt :
CODE
[Environment]
InstallationMode=INSTALL_NORMAL
InstallationType=STANDARD
DestinationPath=C:\
StartProcedure=MyStartProc
EndProcedure = MyEndProc

[Windows_Desktop_Integration]
Register4MsWord=Yes
Register4MsExcel=Yes
Register4MsPowerPoint=Yes
RegisterAsDefaultHtmlEditor=No

[Java]
JavaSupport = preinstalled_or_none

[Procedures]
Sub PostSetup
SetReboot( False )
End Sub
HideSetup


I have tried with different installation path (D:\, C:\Progam File\) but the error is the same

I have deleted the Destination Path entry in response.txt and tried with:

setup.exe -d "C:\OpenOffice" -r response.txt

but the installation is stopped with no error code.

I 'm working with Windows XP SP2 and previous install of OOo has been removed

Someone can help me ?
c_tophe
up :-)




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