Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Professional Silent Installation
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?.
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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Posted by:
Rheuvel
11 years ago
Posted by:
pjgeutjens
11 years ago
Rowan,
slight issue.. the 2nd hit on my google is actually THIS thread.
I was almost stuck in an infinite loop there... [:D]
PJ
slight issue.. the 2nd hit on my google is actually THIS thread.
I was almost stuck in an infinite loop there... [:D]
PJ
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
11 years ago
No, Pieter. AD is the third hit. The second hit should be TABbed in, under the first.
Posted by:
Rheuvel
11 years ago
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
In that case, just to be sure, a direct link:
How To Use Setup Wizard Command Line Arguments for Silent Mode
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
11 years ago
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.
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.
Rating comments in this legacy AppDeploy message board thread won't reorder them,so that the conversation will remain readable.
