Error while applying multiple transforms
I have a vendor provided msi which doesn't run without the vendor provided Language transform(1033.mst). I have created a response transform for disabling some features not to be installed.
When I try to test this transforms on command line below
msiexec /i Name.msi Transforms=1033.mst;Newtransform.mst
which says the command line is wrong and a windows installer command line option window pops up.
Can any one help me in this and give a idea as to how disable Features of applications not to be installed usind Wise or Installed shield
When I try to test this transforms on command line below
msiexec /i Name.msi Transforms=1033.mst;Newtransform.mst
which says the command line is wrong and a windows installer command line option window pops up.
Can any one help me in this and give a idea as to how disable Features of applications not to be installed usind Wise or Installed shield
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Posted by:
yshariff
14 years ago
O thanks
Let me try that your suggested commandline
Bye[:)][:-][&o]
Let me try that your suggested commandline
Bye[:)][:-][&o]
Posted by:
Ram
14 years ago
Hi yshariff,
Syntax Error.
Proper syntax: msiexec -i <Name.msi> TRANSFORMS=<transform1.mst>;TRANSFORMS=<transform2.mst>
Syntax Error.
Proper syntax: msiexec -i <Name.msi> TRANSFORMS=<transform1.mst>;TRANSFORMS=<transform2.mst>
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