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Advanced Tab - SFX Options button And use the variable %USERPROFILE%=C:\Documents and Settings\<<current user>>

Probably if the folder exists already - it creates a new one with the PC-Name. Either put it in ALL USERS folders or DEFAULT USERS - or create a SFX

some apps might have a switch. There is no registry setting. You'll have to delete the shortcut from the desktop using the DEL command. And some variation of the following variables (unless you explicity say it): %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Desktop or %USERSPROFILE%\Desktop

just a note - the activation of NAV is machine specific - so don't expect to work on every machine - unless you made considerations for that.

use the SEARCH button - its all here

maybe InstallRite or other type program.

try installing normally, then looking for the serial # in the registry. Then export the registry settings out. Then try to import the registry settings before installing silently. Maybe you need the serial loaded in the registry to get the install to work silently.

is there a place in the INI for the serial?

does it not work at all? OR is it removing files and then you have your PC reboot, so it doesn't have enough time to finish? SUGGESTION - install your apps from the CD. Its faster in that you don't spend time copy the files to the HD and then time to delete them. It is pretty easy to do too.

this didn't do it? Try doing a registry compare then... ;Disable Startsmart [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Ahead\Nero StartSmart\Defaults] "1"=dword:00000000

don't know if you need the \" then

how are you installing it? What method - from where in the automated process? does it install at all with what you have? probably an issue of missing quotes or spaces? or extra quote - you have a quote with the v does it need to be /v\" also - try using %programfiles% instead of c:\program files if you want it more universal.

i have done the AIO maker (all in one) and it works fine....but for doing custom/silent installers - you'll need to do something differnent

try installrite and make a custom installer

look for \FILES\SETUP\setup.ini and add this: [Options] ; The option section is used for specifying individual Installer Properties. ;USERNAME=Customer ;COMPANYNAME=my company ;INSTALLLOCATION=C:\Program Files\MyApp PIDKEY=SERIAL

WISE installers - http://www.wise.com/KBArticle.aspx?articleno=564 Symptom What are the command line parameters available for InstallMaker, InstallBuilder, and InstallMaster? Resolution You can run Wise Installation .EXE with command line options to automate many of the tasks you would normally do in the User Interface. The list of options is as follows. /c file.wse -- creates executable file from wise script /r -- opens Wise in SetupCapture window /u -- runs the upgrade wizard that checks for any upgrades online /d CompVar=Value -- defines a single compiler variable in Enterprise Edition. Multiple definitions require multiple /d /d=filename -- uses filename to define compiler variables. Each line in file is CompVar=Value Example: installbuilder.exe /c /d _MYVAR_="Test" c:\my\source\files\setup.wse Wise Installations: /T -- test mode /X pathname -- extracts files into pathname /Z pathname -- extracts files into pathname and reboots /S -- silent install /M -- prompts for windows, system, temp directories /M=filename -- specifies a value file similar to /d above, but for standard variables (See NOTE below). /M1 -- same as /m plus it prompts before any file that is self-registered /M2 -- reserved for internal use by Wise during debugger sessions Example: setup.exe /T Unwise: /Z -- remove empty directories, including one with unwise itself in it. /A -- automatic mode, no user choices other than cancel. /S -- silent mode, automatic mode with no user choices /R -- rollback mode, selects option to rollback on uninstall /U -- like automatic mode, but gives all choices other than custom/automatic title window title can be at the end of the command line Example: unwise.exe /S c:\my\program\directory\install.log NOTE: The values file is a simple text file with variables listed, one per line, in VARIABLE="VALUE" format. If the variable is found in the values file, the specified value is used; otherwise, its value is unchanged. The file containing the variables can be up to 32K.

how are you installing it? You might be missing some quotes, making "c:\documents and settings" become c:\documents give us some info.

use InstallRite - it works then. I don't think there was much work that had to be done with the NBPro installation within InstallRite.

why doesn't it work? what is the error? or the outcome? Might be a simple fix.

Here is what I've got: 442 RoboFormDataHere.txt 5,409 roboform.reg 4,883 install.cmd 1,451,516 AiRoboForm.exe 12,523 roboform2.reg

Some of the registry settings won't transfer properly w/ InstallRite, so it won't change the location of the password files. Just use install rite, delete the unneeded stuff it records and then add the modified registry settings to point to the real location of the password files. I put mine in C:\Documents and Settings\WwTIPPYwW\Application Data\Roboform

Here is the registration/activation location - [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Siber Systems] "RoboFormProActivationCode"="*** And [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Siber Systems\UserReg] "Name"="***" "Email"="***@***.***"

I've done it with InstallRite - its a pain - but it looks pretty thorough. All registry keys that involve file locations have been done with ADD REG, so it can go anywhere. And activation code (which is just a registry entry) is part of it too.

Sooooo, what is the best way to get this puppy installed? SVCPACK.INF or part of the RunOnceEX commands?

color 0f is white on black background 0 = black f = white go into a cmd prompt and type it and you'll see the difference. play around with the command to have "fun" Don't know where you can get a listing of colors.