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Pohihihi - 02 Aug 2005 03:03 GMT
I have this windows form application which I have develomed using C# and
created a installer using VS.Net

Now one of my customer wants it to have a silent install process. I am not
sure if this is the right NG for this question but can be a start for me so
is there a way I can write some kind of script to make that happen? Is there
a better way without my being forced to rebuild my application?

Thank you for the help,

Po
name - 02 Aug 2005 07:22 GMT
" develomed "

Seems the problem.

Do you have no idea of non .NET. plumbing ?

Guess so.

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Is that what your customer means by silently ?

As in used to be...

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"Goad Luck"

>I have this windows form application which I have develomed using C# and
>created a installer using VS.Net
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> Po
Pohihihi - 03 Aug 2005 04:21 GMT
I just wonder what  your kind of people are doing on this NG or any NG.
If you are not able to help people then please do not spam this NG with your
small ego.

Your reply could have been more professional.

>" develomed "
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>> Po
Serge Baltic - 03 Aug 2005 11:56 GMT
Hello,

P> I have this windows form application which I have develomed using C#
P> and created a installer using VS.Net

I suppose you have the MSI installer, right?

Thus, when you run the .MSI file, it's actually executed by the msiexec.exe
application. I think that's enough information to help you ;-) Check the
command-line switches, either by running the file itself, or rushing thru
MSDN, there's all you need.

PS Just for info, the Visual Studio's installer project is a quite simple
use of the MSI technology, for a more complex still free-of-charge control
over the installation process you could use the Microsoft's WIX technology
(Windows Installer XML) to author the installation packages.

(H) Serge

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