totoymola

Yes, by editing the msi properties. But try creating an mst file first. Modifying the msi directly does not work all the time, and it should only be done if everything else fails. I haven't played with msi files for more than 2 years, and I don't have the adobe software to perform some tests. But I am pretty sure that the concept about msi's still remains the same (except for the implementation of xml).

I will download the installer when I get home so I can try it myself. I just hate the registration requirement on their website before it lets me download the trial.

Hi. Is there an MSI inside the compressed executable? Is this the software you are trying to install? http://www.softimage.com/products/xsi/default.aspx

This is what I use for basic installation. START /W MSIEXEC /I "Adobe Reader 7.0.8.MSI" /QB!- EULA_ACCEPT=YES