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Posted by:
FrankSpierings
16 years ago
- Guidelines state (if I'm not mistaken) that you should not include a shortcut to remove the installation.
Nevertheless you could create a shortcut (not advertised) which has msiexec as a target. As arguments it should have:
/X [ProductCode]
And for a silent uninstall you could use:
/X [ProductCode] /QB-
For more information about msiexec parameters execute msiexec /?
Nevertheless you could create a shortcut (not advertised) which has msiexec as a target. As arguments it should have:
/X [ProductCode]
And for a silent uninstall you could use:
/X [ProductCode] /QB-
For more information about msiexec parameters execute msiexec /?
Posted by:
jmcfadyen
16 years ago
you could also look at authoring the upgrade table to automagically handle removal of other applications.
lookup these in the SDK
FindRelatedProducts
RemoveExistingProducts
lookup these in the SDK
FindRelatedProducts
RemoveExistingProducts
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