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You have to change your cmd from: to: Thats all
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To find out the 8.3 name of a folder or a file you can use dir /x from the command prompt. You must to be on a higher-level folder to use dir /x. e.g. if you want to find out the 8.3 name for program files you must be on C:
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I've got it! Thank you for your support.
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I've got it ... nearly. The problem was, That the 7-Zip command line utility created the adobereader602.7z archive in the adobereader602 folder. Thereby the adobereader602.7z were not combined with the 7zSC.sfx and config.txt into the adobereader602.exe. I have changed the following lines: Now I have a new problem. I get an error Message from the Windows Installer. It says invalid Commadlineparameter (translated from german) The error is not from the /qb-! switch.
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The error Message occurs when the EXE tries to extract.
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I Tried to install it on my current installed Windows, not at the Windows setup.
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When? What do you mean? I have renamed the MSI, adjusted the config.txt and compressed the files with my batch file. Now I started the created adobereader602.exe and get the Message Box: Unknown Error
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I have tried to rename the MSI File to acrobat.msi and adjusted the config.txt. Now, I get the same unknown error message.
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Yes, I can confirm this. The MSI works perfect when called directly.
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Good work RyanVM. The unattended Adobe Reader 6.0.2 installer is very well. I'm recreating this for the german version of Adobe Reader 6.0.2. I have done the following steps at the moment: Now, I have a Problem with repacking of the files with 7-Zip.I used the process which is explained in the .NET Framework 1.1 Service Pack integration Thread. The Batch file creates a *.exe file, but when I'm executing it, I get an unknown error Message. Can you check my Batch file please? The Batchfile: My File Tree: CommonAppData program files System32 7za.exe 7zS.sfx Adobe Reader 6.0.2 - Deutsch.msi make.bat StartX.exe upx.exe Thanks for reading. Sorry, for my bad englisch