What is the correct way to put the path in cmd1[pn]=, to setup.exe?

prog[pn]=['Adobe Illustrator CS']
uid[pn]=['illustrator']
desc[pn]=['Install Adobe Illustrator CS.']
ordr[pn]=[6]
cmd1[pn]=['%cdrom%\\PROGRAMVARE\\IllustratorCS\\Adobe illustrator CS\\setup.exe -s -f2\\"%systemdrive%\\Install\\Illustrator.log\\"']
cat[pn]=['Programvare']
pn++

my guess would be

cmd1[pn]=['\"%cdrom%\\PROGRAMVARE\\IllustratorCS\\Adobe illustrator CS\\setup.exe\" -s -f2\\"%systemdrive%\\Install\\Illustrator.log\\"']

is this correct?

Not really sure just what you mean the wpi commands I use don't have any quotations in them and anything that really needs complicated instructions like that I just put in a winrar sfx and have it install from the temp folder.

What i mean is that i have spaces in my path to the .exe file. How should i handle this?

OOOOOhhhhh duh!!!!!!! YES it handles spaces just fine.

cmd1[pn]=['%cdrom%\\PROGRAMVARE\\IllustratorCS\\Adobe illustrator CS\\setup.exe -s -f2\\"%systemdrive%

Says Cant find D:\Prorgramvare\IllustratorCS\Adobe

just redo it to not have spaces

prog[pn]=['Microsoft AntiSpyware']

uid[pn]=['msantispyware']

desc[pn]=['Install Microsoft AntiSpyware beta 1.']

ordr[pn]=[14]

cmd1[pn]=['"%cdrom%\\PROGRAMVARE\\MSANTISPYWARE\\Microsoft AntiSpyware.msi" /qn REBOOT=ReallySuppress ALLUSERS=1']

cmd2[pn]=['"%programfiles%\\Microsoft AntiSpyware\\gcasDtServ.exe" /regserver']

dflt[pn]=['yes']

cat[pn]=['Tilbehør']

pn++

Maybe this makes it more clear

Is this code the correct way to handle a path with spaces?

I don't understand the problem here, I use this and many like it;

prog[pn]=['<u><font color=#33ffff">ATI AIW Remote</font></u&gt]

desc[pn]=['AIW Remote v.25.']

cat[pn]=['<u><font color=#33ffff">ATI Drivers</font></u&gt]

cmd1[pn]=['%cdrom%\\software\\ati25rw\\remote25.exe -s -f2"%systemdrive%\\ATIRW.log"']

cmd2[pn]=['wait 300']

ordr[pn]=[69]

pn++

BD

EDIT

This program is very forgiving compaired to RunOnceEx, most of the quotes can

be done away with, I just copied from ROEx and left them, but I experimented

in the past.......