moo Posted September 18, 2005 Posted September 18, 2005 (edited) @cyberlonerYou can try to repack Dreamweaver if you like or you can get InstallShield and try to create Transforms file. I repacked Macromedia studio and it works for me. You can try.How repack Dreamweaver8 with 7-zip. Dreamweaver went down by 15MB - from 68 to 52MB without removing anything. What you need: 7-zip, StartX.exe, Dreamveaver ,7zSc.sfx from 7-zip directory, reg file,licences files, and enough free space to do job.1.unpack .exe with 7-zip or WinRar2.create admin instal point msiexec /a Dreamweaver8-en.msi and follow instructions.3.Rename Dreamweaver_8.msi to Macromedia_Dreamweaver_8.msi4.Add your License.mlf, Registration.mlf, and Activation.mlf into folder CommonAppData5.Create 7-zip to pack all stuff from your admin folder6.Create config.txt file with next code inside;!@Install@!UTF-8!RunProgram="StartX.exe /WAIT \"msiexec.exe /i Macromedia_Dreamweaver_8.msi /qn SerialNumber=xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx REBOOT=REALLYSUPPRESS\"";!@InstallEnd@!7.Copy StartX, config.txt, 7zSc.sfx, and dream.7z files in same folder8.Run this command:COPY /b 7zSc.sfx + config.txt + StartX.exe + dream8.7z dream.exewhere dream8.7z name of yours 7z package and dream.exe output name.9.Follow guide from CLOCLO to import reg files Works flawless for me.You can use qb+ to get error and figure out what going on.Here is the link to .msi syntax explanation:http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/en/ad...Line_Syntax.htmNot sure about Fireworks and Flash.Good luckmoo Edited September 19, 2005 by moo
cyberloner Posted September 19, 2005 Author Posted September 19, 2005 Thanks Moo,I've done make it unatended with dreamweaver.msi /qb- Reboot=ReallySuppressand make an rar sfx auto unpack file to install License.mlf file to%allusersprofile%\Application Data\Macromedia\Licensing\Products\Dreamweaver 8.0Everything is ok now, =)
piXelatedEmpire Posted October 23, 2005 Posted October 23, 2005 one more thing, what files should i keep with the msi? that data.cab presumeably?You must keep the Data1.cab file as well otherwise the installation will fail
shaft3672 Posted November 3, 2005 Posted November 3, 2005 I have been tryin to create a silent install of Flash8 pro. First i created an administrative install using msiexec /a "****.msi" Next i edited the msi in the newly created admin install. I then copyed the installer.mlf and license.mlf using installshield. Then i was able to incorporate the serial number into the msi using orca see the attached image. I have not tried a silent install but i will be testing this with group policy in basic mode hopefully it works. I did try just running the msi and did a next next next type of install and when the install was finished i ran flash and it opened with no problems without asking for registration or serial. Hope this helps.
Dillon Posted December 9, 2005 Posted December 9, 2005 Is the License data valid only for the machine the product was installed on? (eg. I install DW8 on computer A and get the license file, integrate it into the uA DVD... install on computer B... will the license file still work?)
Bargul Posted January 18, 2006 Posted January 18, 2006 (edited) Hello,I just would like to know what does thestart /wait %CDROM%\install\SLEP.EXE 5 command do ?I would like to know too where I can find this SLEP.EXE.Thanks for your support.EDIT: Nevermind, I discovered this is "SLEEP.EXE" Edited January 18, 2006 by Bargul
Jeroeneke Posted March 6, 2006 Posted March 6, 2006 (edited) Just a question, when do you guys start the installation of dreamweaver ?I would like to have it at the T-12 point. This is what I have as installation:<item display="DreamWeaver 8.0.1"> <execute display='Programma'> <program>#SourceDrive#\$OEM$\Apps\DreamWeaver\DreamWeaver.msi</program> <arguments>/Quiet</arguments> </execute> <execute display='DreamWeaver 8.0.1 Patch'> <program>#SourceDrive#\$OEM$\Apps\DreamWeaver\Patch.msp</program> <arguments>/Quiet</arguments> </execute></item>This is done with XPlode,in "normal language" this is:D:\$OEM$\Apps\DreamWeaver\DreamWeaver.msi /QuietD:\$OEM$\Apps\DreamWeaver\Patch.msp /QuietI've tried /QN etc. but none of them worked.I'm wanting this to do at the T-12 point (cmdlines.txt)thanks in advance!jeroen.Also, in the log-files I can't find something that something wen wrong! And when installing, I can see it's bussy because it takes some time to run it. But nothing is installed, not evan a macromedia folder or something. Edited March 6, 2006 by Jeroeneke
Jeroeneke Posted March 8, 2006 Posted March 8, 2006 /QN- didn't work neither at T-12!Can somebody please help me ?
ajua Posted March 9, 2006 Posted March 9, 2006 qn- is not a valid switch. you can try /qn or /qb-i ran into some problems once when i use /qn- on office i think.
Jeroeneke Posted March 9, 2006 Posted March 9, 2006 Sorry, I meant /QB- there.Could this be the problem that I'm formatting my pc to much, i test this on a test pc, I format it almost twice a day with the same dvd-rw. I think I noticed sometimes it got installed, and sometimes not! don't know for sure as I format so much
Jeroeneke Posted March 10, 2006 Posted March 10, 2006 Just tested it by another way @ T-12, it seems that dreamweaver can't be installed at that point! thanks anyway
benjamminzIS Posted February 5, 2007 Posted February 5, 2007 (edited) "Name.msi" Serialnumber=xxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx /qb- Reboot=SuppressI have installed Dreamweaver and Dreamweaver 8.0.2 patch, Flash and Fireworks using this same method for all and it works. (I'm using WPI @ RunOnceEx)I also use WPI to copy the license Directory to the new machine and no activation nag on first load!I do have a question though...with flash when you unpack it to get the .msi package there is a Data1.cab file that is unpacked (95MB) and then the Flash.msi is about 21MB do you need the Data1.cab for the installation? I kept it in the same folder as .msi just to make sure... but I'm not sure if the .msi calls/uses it or not, I'm assuming yes. Edited August 17, 2007 by benjamminzIS
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