i use Wfwi 4.2 and 'd like to update an install with a .exe including the command 'msiexec /p patch.msp /REINSALL=ALL REINSTALLMODE=os'...
How can i do
Wfwi just offers the .msp extension.
Thanks.
alivetu
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Updating with a .exe
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alivetu
, Dec 17 2002 16:28
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alivetu
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Posted 17 December 2002 - 16:28
Hi,
i use Wfwi 4.2 and 'd like to update an install with a .exe including the command 'msiexec /p patch.msp /REINSALL=ALL REINSTALLMODE=os'...
How can i do
Wfwi just offers the .msp extension.
Thanks.
alivetu
i use Wfwi 4.2 and 'd like to update an install with a .exe including the command 'msiexec /p patch.msp /REINSALL=ALL REINSTALLMODE=os'...
How can i do
Wfwi just offers the .msp extension.
Thanks.
alivetu
hilbe
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Posted 15 January 2003 - 10:40
Hello,
one possibility is to use InstallShield's PackageForTheWeb.
You just need to create a batch file containing the command line and launch this batch from inside the archive.
Alternatively you may use some compressor which supports calling a program after decompression (e.g. WinZip SelfExtractor).
HTH,
Jan
one possibility is to use InstallShield's PackageForTheWeb.
You just need to create a batch file containing the command line and launch this batch from inside the archive.
Alternatively you may use some compressor which supports calling a program after decompression (e.g. WinZip SelfExtractor).
HTH,
Jan
hambone
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Posted 15 January 2003 - 16:00
you could use vb 6 to wrap the MSIExec command line....
you could use a .BAT/.CMD file to wrap the command line and then compile with the BAT2EXE programme...
you could use a .BAT/.CMD file to wrap the command line and then compile with the BAT2EXE programme...