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Creating a batch file to install an app

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Hello!

I want to create a batch file that will call another batch file that installs an application. I think i am almost there but having a small problem.

call: x:\\xxxxx\xxxxxx\xxxxxx\xxxxxxx\ AdobeUpdates\accrobat 7.0 pro install.bat is what I have at the moment. The resource is on a network drive that all users have access to. Appreciate any input :thumbup

What problem are you having?

Is the network drive mapped on the PC?

What kind of network drive? Novell? Active directory?

questions, questions. : :hello:

Put the install file for Adobe Acrobat Reader on a removable media such as a CD or thumb drive and install it directly from the removable drive. that will save you lots of time and trouble.

I do that almost every day. Just did it today as a matter of fact.

Cheers!

Andromeda43

I think you're missing quotation marks. Shouldn't it be call "x:\\xxxxx\xxxxxx\xxxxxx\xxxxxxx\AdobeUpdates\accrobat 7.0 pro install.bat"?

Edited by Aegis

call: x:\\xxxxx\xxxxxx\xxxxxx\xxxxxxx\ AdobeUpdates\accrobat 7.0 pro install.bat

Also, you don't need : after call if that is exactly how you have it. It should be:

call "x:\\xxxxx\xxxxxx\xxxxxx\xxxxxxx\AdobeUpdates\accrobat 7.0 pro install.bat"

aegis and space surfer are correct :)

dos cannot understand spaces, so it needs "around the paths" :D

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