Hello,

I want to create a Photoshop Silent Install CD which install PS and PS Plugins (Plugins Folder)

so, what i have to do? configure the PS .ini only?

i want to install PS and when the installation ends, the program automatically copy the Plugins folder from the CD to the PS folder...

it's possible?

Thanks, bye

heeelp

Edited February 12, 200620 yr by Guilherme

As for installing Photoshop CS2 use the search function.

The plugins are installed by just cimply copying the plugins to the plugins dir right?

If so, you can just make a batchfile that copies the plugin files after installation

yeah, PS i can install...

noob question:

yeah, but i will copy it from D:\Plugins to C:\Program Files\Adobe\Plugins

my batch file does not work when folder names have spaces....

so, can u help me?

yeah, PS i can install...

noob question:

yeah, but i will copy it from D:\Plugins to "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Plugins" <== As Shown Here

my batch file does not work when folder names have spaces....

so, can u help me?

Add double quotes around the path.

yeah, thanks, i found the answer... (C:\Progra~1\Adobe)... i will try the "."

so, the last question:

i have 2 CD drives.... E:\ and F:\

whats the command i have to add to my batch, for it recognize automatically my CD-Rom drive?

Edited February 13, 200620 yr by Guilherme

whats the command i have to add to my batch, for it recognize automatically my CD-Rom drive?

There are dozens of examples scattered about here at MSFN, with entire threads devoted to this subject alone. Please search!

yeah, thanks, i found the answer... (C:\Progra~1\Adobe)... i will try the "."

so, the last question:

i have 2 CD drives.... E:\ and F:\

whats the command i have to add to my batch, for it recognize automatically my CD-Rom drive?

Short and sweet. A DOS batch file knows where it is, so use path addressing from it.

Set PP=%~d0

%PP% is where your DOS batch file is (including a backslash)

Use sub-folders from your RunOnceEx.cmd for ease.