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totoymola

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  1. Check this out. This is to help you install msi's. http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=38802
  2. MCT, I know there are a few msi's that can only be installed with the /qr switch. What is your software that doesn't install with /qn? I would like to try it.
  3. Picasa 2 is a nice software.
  4. Uninstall acdsee from your system and try making a new mst. I don't know why you're experiencing that problem. use acdsee.msi transforms=acdsee.mst /qn
  5. Nice find kenedy. I will give it a shot.
  6. I think you mean mst.
  7. That's good. As long as it installs properly, that's fine. No need to perform complicated tasks. Although lilweirddude and I created our own msi's.
  8. the Acrobat Pro install IS silent you just have to activate it the first time you run it. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Actually, there is a version that doesn't need any activation.
  9. Really? Are you referring to the command line builder? I don't understand why it is not working fine for you. Maybe you're just missing some settings.
  10. Astalavista repacked this including the latest kb updates. Maybe you should give it a try. Oh ryan also has a switchless installer. You have two options.
  11. That's a good question! That's good if you use the computers in your school that have restrictions!
  12. Feel free to post your problem here. That's the purpose of this forum (I think).
  13. Haha! I think we have an old thread about **** nfo viewer silent installers. Maybe it's really old that's why you missed it.
  14. Oh really? Hahaha! Again, I wasn't reading. Hahaha!
  15. Well, if that's your opinion, I will respect that.
  16. I don't recomend that. If you make an admin install point for Adobe Acrobat, you will be shocked because the size will be roughly around 450mb! Unless you are planing to do a repacked installer (7zip compressed), don't use the aip. By the way I tried compressing my aip with 7zip, it shrunk down to 130mb.
  17. Which version are you using?
  18. Sorry I forgot to mention that. You have to copy the setup.iss to the directory of the installer. Then run the installer with the installer with /s.
  19. Hardwood Euchre ----> I don't know this software. Bittornado 0.3.8 ----> Use the /S switch, or use my repacked BitTornado MSI. Adobe Photoshop CS -----> Type %windir% to your "Run" or command prompt. Delete the setup.iss file there if you have one. Run the installer with /r (record mode) switch, complete the installation and don't restart. Press Alt+Tab to go back to your %windir% folder. Grab the setup.iss file created there. Adobe Acrobat 7 ----> There are a lot of different ways to install this program. Just go to the thread started by Astalavista. Partition Magic 8 ----> I think it is the same as Adobe Photoshop. I'm not sure because I don't really use this software. If it's an MSI, I think you already know how to install it. Like you said, your not a noob.
  20. Great job on the website, inonit. Is Quick Batch File Compiler already listed? I didn't see it.
  21. I still can't afford to buy a key.......
  22. Hello. Which type of wise installer? The exe? Or the msi?
  23. Please correct me if I'm wrong. But the "RebootYesNo" is a private property, that doesn't affect the installation. I know it is "Yes" by default, but all of my msi's have that even if they don't reboot. "REBOOT" is a public property, so no need to edit the msi directly because public properties can be manipulated though commandline. Also, I don't know why reboot=reallysuppress didin't work when I tried it. Only reboot=suppress works for me. Tip: All UPPERCASE properties, are public properties. You can modify them though commandline. All lowecase properties (or properties with alternating cases) are private properties. You cannot modify them easily. I believe it is useless to edit a private property.
  24. Nice find buddy! Noobs (like me) will love this.
  25. Do you mean you want to compare two exes? Try using WinHex. It can scan for differences.
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