Is there a substitute for the %cdrom% command line parameter? If so, what? I do not know what drive letter my removable drive will be after setup. It varies. Also can WPI be used from a fixed drive? I'm asking because file copying is much faster than using a cd or dvd

Edited July 14, 200620 yr by lurk&jerk

i think it should be than

its this one or the other one\\appz\\install\\office\\setup.exeor\appz\install\office\setup.exe

one of them two should be the right one

cant remember but i think its the frist one

it should work

hopes its helps a tab

Try using %wpipath% as it is described here.

Edited July 14, 200620 yr by sadicq

arr yes the WPIpath

totaly ............. sliped my mind ... well im luckly to know my name at the time with some of the persoanl project im working on

Technically, %cdrom% will work everytime. All it is based on is where it finds wpi.hta or win51 or i386\driver.cab. So if you launch WPI from your removable drive, it will find it.

%wpipath% could actaully be worse in your case. if you embed WPI in sub-directories and have the installers out in the root, then %wpipath% will be wrong.

Stick with %cdrom%.

Thanks for the replies. %wpipath% worked out great for me.