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Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Professional Silent Installation

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  • 06/14/2010
Hi,
I am currently trying to repackage Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Professional .But was unable to find the command line switches for a silent unattented install. The main exe (ACMBOOT.exe) takes many silent switches like /A, /QNT etc but can't use these switches with the setup.exe directly.(Cant use the ACMBOOT.exe since it asks to run the main installer in the middle). Any suggestions?.
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=microsoft visual basic 6 pro silent install

2nd hit [;)]
Answered 06/14/2010 by: Rheuvel
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Rowan,

slight issue.. the 2nd hit on my google is actually THIS thread.
I was almost stuck in an infinite loop there... [:D]

PJ
Answered 06/14/2010 by: pjgeutjens
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No, Pieter. AD is the third hit. The second hit should be TABbed in, under the first.
Answered 06/14/2010 by: VBScab
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Must be the Belgian Google ;)
Answered 06/15/2010 by: Rheuvel
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Must be, cause it REALLY is the 2nd entry here... :)
Answered 06/15/2010 by: pjgeutjens
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Funny, the Dutch Google gives the same result as yours. Depending on my laptop or package machine I get other search results...

In that case, just to be sure, a direct link:
How To Use Setup Wizard Command Line Arguments for Silent Mode
Answered 06/15/2010 by: Rheuvel
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I *hate*the way Google forces users to go to their "native" site. A while ago, someone somewhere posted a URL that will get you to the master: Google USA

EDIT:
I remember now...it was in the now-defunct Personal Computer World magazine, in Guy Kewney's column. Guy is, as some of you may know, also sadly deceased.
Answered 06/15/2010 by: VBScab
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