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Silent install fonts ?

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@totoymola tried *.ttf and *.fon without problems. i suppose all the fonts recognized by windows.


Hmm... I think not all. Because I tried installing pfm fonts, and it didn't work. Or maybe there's something wrong with my inf. :)

  • 2 weeks later...

sorry, but i still dont get it :no:

using the fontinst.exe method; i need to put in a sfx all the fonts, fontinst.inf, and fontinst.exe, make the sfx extract everything to the fonts folder in windows and then call the command to register the fonts?

if so:

what should be the comment in the sfx?

i run it in the runonce.cmd, or in the cmdlines.txt ?

  • 2 weeks later...

ok, i finally got it to work...i dunno if its the right or the easyest way, but this work for me:

made 2 sfx, one to copy my fotns to the fonts directory, and another sfx with the fonts, fontsinst.exe, and fontsinst.inf to decompress to a temporary folder, and then run fontinst.exe /f fontinst.inf. All that in my RunOnceEx.cmd

thats it, and it work perfectly... :yes:

made 2 sfx, one to copy my fotns to the fonts directory, and another sfx with the fonts, fontsinst.exe, and fontsinst.inf to decompress to a temporary folder, and then run fontinst.exe /f fontinst.inf.

You dont need your first sfx. Your second one is enough.

;The comment below contains SFX script commands

Setup=FontInst.exe
TempMode
Silent=1
Overwrite=1

thats what i use as my comment

is it ok to install fonts from t-12?

Create SFX fonts archive Utilities

- use at your own risk, i'm not a programmer .

- download the SFXfonts.exe, place it anywhere, and make sure you have all fonts in the same folder.

- move Fonts.exe to any dir on your UAXPCD.

- you can call Fonts.exe from RunOnceEx.cmd or from Cmdlines.txt it's up to you

SFXfonts.exe

  • 1 year later...

You can get "Extract" installfont.exe from IE setup from "FONTCORE.CAB"

I make make_fontinst_inf.cmd

make_fontinst_inf.cmd=

DIR /b *.* >>fontinst.inf

Put "make_fontinst_inf.cmd" in folder were you store fonts

start and you make "fontinst.inf"

delete in fontinst.inf "make_fontinst_inf.cmd" and

other files witch not fonts and

put in first line:

[fonts]

I put all my fonts installfont.exe & fontinst.inf in

$OEM$\$1\install\Fonts\

and install:

@echo off

SET PP=%SystemDrive%\Install\

SET KEY=HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnceEx

REG ADD %KEY% /V TITLE /D ""Installing Programs" /f

REG ADD %KEY%\001 /VE /D "Fonts..." /f

REG ADD %KEY%\001 /V 1 /D "%PP%Fonts\fontinst.exe /F fontinst.inf" /f

EXIT

I recommend to use this method because is being easy to survey

and added more&more new fonts as you wish....

My "$OEM$\$1\install\Fonts\" folder have now 120 fonts and all work nice !!!

:hello:

Edited by mikorist

@mikorist

So why do you need installfont.exe when you are using fontinst.exe in your script?

what is the difference? what is the usage for installfont.exe?

You noticed it well !

No difference??? I dont no !! :blink:

i rename installfont.exe to fontinst.exe calculated (Orginal name in Microsoft cab is installfont.exe)

P.S.

i've found a tool "installfont.exe" in wpi package, usage:

installfont.exe should be=fontinst.exe ???

See in ResHack for example :

installfont.exe from IE6.0 SETUP from "FONTCORE.CAB"

VALUE "CompanyName", "Microsoft"

VALUE "FileDescription", "fontinst"

VALUE "FileVersion", "1, 0, 0, 1"

VALUE "InternalName", "fontinst"

VALUE "LegalCopyright", "Copyright © 1997, 1998 Microsoft Corp. "

VALUE "OriginalFilename", "fontinst.exe"

VALUE "ProductName", "Microsoft fontinst"

VALUE "ProductVersion", "1, 0, 0, 1"

And i see in this post:

"fontinst.exe" is a small application from microsoft; Copy the font into the %windir%\fonts folder and then, register the fonts. The font is available even before the reboot. also send a message to all top-level windows in the system. This message notifies other applications that the font table has been added a font.

VALUE "FileDescription", "fontinst"

VALUE "FileVersion", "1, 0, 0, 1"

VALUE "InternalName", "fontinst"

VALUE "LegalCopyright", "Copyright © 1997, 1998 Microsoft Corp. "

VALUE "OriginalFilename", "fontinst.exe"

VALUE "ProductName", "Microsoft fontinst"

VALUE "ProductVersion", "1, 0, 0, 1"

but difference from orginal in "FONTCORE.CAB"

is in size :

39,0kb=fontinst.exe (from url up)

44,5kb=installfont.exe (from "FONTCORE.CAB")

I DONT NO WHO EAT UP 5,5KB IN fontinst.exe (from url up) IN SAME "ProductVersion", "1, 0, 0, 1" :}

Edited by mikorist

How can we silent install fonts ?

thanx

Redman

i tried making sfx self extracting

but stumbled onto smething else...

found an installer..."SETUP2GO"

IMPORTED 2,550 FONTS

ALSO AN .INF FILE

QUOTE

[fontS]

{LISTING OF ALL FONTS}

i used a program called.PRINT FOLDER PRO

to make a listing of the contents of my fonts folder (2,550) FONTS

and copy/paste it to txt file

called it FONTS.INF

This installer has the advantage of making an unattended intallation

i put an entry in my start.cmd

echo.

echo insallation of fonts

start /wait %systemdrive%\install\applictaions\fonts.exe

i set installation path in installer to

%systemdrive%\windows\Fonts

It even build an uninstall.exe

all fonts are registered after install....!!!!!!!

i'm a newbee and havn't a clue about programming

fonts.exe=installfont.exe=fontinst.exe

Edited by mikorist

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