Photoshop CS 2

[Guilherme]

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

[Guilherme]

heeelp

Edited February 12, 2006 by Guilherme

[BoardBabe]

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

[Guilherme]

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?

[MHz]

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.

[Guilherme]

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, 2006 by Guilherme

[blinkdt]

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!

[MHz]

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.