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mazin

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thanks for your help

i use the msi and it work

i have other if you can ................

mazin please if i want to but all my software in one cd

alon not with the windows cd ,and i need it as autorun, sorry if i wrote this before ..

what i main if i insert the CD it will run Automatic the installation one by one

and also for the Easy CD&dvd creator 6 ,if i but it in one cd with silent mode installation

can I and how .....

thanks again .....

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There's already a post for autorun cds on this forun. I'll see and edit this post when I find it.

I wonder if this works. Create an inf file like this and put it in the root of your CD:

[autorun]

open=batch.cmd

icon=some.ico

Actually, I haven't tested the batch this way. But, you can test it, yourself.

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hi,

what should be written in the CMD FILE

run very well

do you have Example ....

thanks and sorry to upset you

Oh! You put strings to install your apps silently as you usually do in your main.cmd or apps.cmd!

And, you name your inf "Autorun.inf". So, both CMD and INF are in the root of your CD.

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hi

mazin thanks

but all of them in the cd root but when the autorun do the action which is run the cmd file

now the cmd will run the installation for all app

now the idea which form di i used insid the CMD IS IT LIKE THIS

@ECHO OFF

ECHO..

ECHO Install Regisration code

REGEDIT /S easycd.reg

ECHO.

ECHO Install Roxio Easy CD and DVD Creator 6

msiexec /I "ECDC6.msi" /qr PIDKEY=bd-jwzs4-qx3mr-0241l ADDLOCAL=ALL REBOOT=ReallySuppress

ECHO.

ECHO Install Regisration code

REGEDIT /S EASY.REG

===============

AND if i have for Example :

i have msn folder in my CD and i need the CMD installing it during the run

how can i locate that to show that it will be run from the cd

sorry if i am not clear ......

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ah...then you want to use the variable %CDROM% instead of %systemdrive%?

Well!

Add these lines to the beginning of your batch:

cls
@echo off
IF EXIST D:\Autorun.inf set CDROM=D:
IF EXIST E:\Autorun.inf set CDROM=E:
IF EXIST F:\Autorun.inf set CDROM=F:
IF EXIST G:\Autorun.inf set CDROM=G:
IF EXIST H:\Autorun.inf set CDROM=H:
IF EXIST I:\Autorun.inf set CDROM=I:
IF EXIST J:\Autorun.inf set CDROM=J:

Autorun.inf is already there on your CD.

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