Heh, nvm, sorry

hello i think it would be great if u had looked at the collection of application switches avaliable

Im an id*** I saw that probably as you were posting sorry about this

I sent a email to google about this, about a week ago before i checked the application switchs forum. They sent me back a great email about all the switchs to the google toolbar, if anybody wants it ill post it ..

Chris.

well u crazy

we're hungry for application switches

post em post em!! precious

Post IT Please!!

Hi Chris,

Thank you for your note and for your interest in the Google Toolbar. It is

possible to perform silent installations of the toolbar using our

executable installer.

This installation method bypasses the acceptance process for the Google

Toolbar's Terms and Conditions, which can be found at

http://www.toolbar.google.com/terms. Therefore, if you're interested in

proceeding, we ask that you first indicate your acceptance of these Terms

and Conditions via email. To do so, please reply to this email and include

the phrase "I agree to the Google Toolbar Terms and Conditions."

You can then follow these instructions to perform the bulk install of the

toolbar:

1. Download the executable installer from http://toolbar.google.com.

2. From the command line, type '/q' to run the file. You can install the

toolbar without its advanced features by adding "/q /d" [d = disable] to

the command line.  This command is case sensitive.

3. Use a script or the bulk administration tool you prefer to distribute

the toolbar to all work stations.

Please note that it is not currently possible to customize or lock the

toolbar options for all users on a network. 

If we can assist you further, please let us know.

Regards,

The Google Team

Original Message Follows:

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From: <xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Subject: (no subject)

Date: Sat, 27 Mar 2004 12:38:54 -0000

Hi there!

How can i perform a silent install of the google search bar so the user

installing it dosent need to do anything?

Thanks!

Chris.

There ya go

Chris.