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Bethrezen
hi all

i have a copy of Norton system works 2005 and im trying to install norton utilities as a stand alone package like it once was

so i copyed the contents of the norton utilities folder to my desktop and then double clicked on the NU.msi to install norton utilities but the installer is being a pain and keeps telling me it must be inviked through the main setup file and i was wondering if there is a way i can override this and make it install norton utilities on its own unencumberd by all the extra system works intergration
T D
You have to edit it with ORCA. The internal parts of sym systemworks don't have a gui (e.g. nu.msi) so u have to edit it and use it w/switch /qn or /qb
U can't create a transforms, u have to directly edit the msi.
Bethrezen
hi

ok so from what I understand having looked at ORCA I need to have 2000 or higher installed to use it is that correct ??

ok so once I have ORCA installed what do I need to then ??

can you provide step by step instructions ??

because never having attempted anything like this I'm not sure exactly what I'm doing
T D
I don't know how to use ORCA sad.gif It was a suggestion.
*cue for expert msi editor to come in*
Or read microsoft's documentation.
Bethrezen
hi

thanks for your replays

QUOTE
I don't know how to use ORCA sad.gif It was a suggestion.
*cue for expert msi editor to come in*
Or read Microsoft's documentation.


I was actually referring to how exactly I need to edit the msi file rather that how to use ORCA though information on both would be useful

cue msi expert

hee
tarquel
i'll have a look. I have that disc somewhere about...

and you can make transforms using orca btw newwink.gif tongue.gif

Give me a few and ill see what i can do.

EDIT:
Had no luck so far sad.gif You might want to look at:

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...;hl=systemworks

that might help you.

regards
Nath.




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