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Hi guys, I want to build a silent MSI using Repackager. I mean silent as in the user doesn't even get the 'Next' or 'Finish' buttons, it just runs. Is there an option to do this in AdminStudio?
I've just started using Admin Studio/Repackager and so far have managed to repackage a number of applications into MSIs without any problems. I haven't had to touch the registry or file inclusions/exclusions or the ini files when building the MSI. So...
I am repackaging an app and it requires Access 97. I'm not sure what most people do when they package an app that has a dependancy? I know when I have installed products in the past that need a dependancy you will get a message saying "This App needs...
Sorry guys a bit of a noob question. I have just bought AdminStudio and want to convert legacy Win 2K apps to Xp. I assumed it would one program that does this, but AdminStudio is a lot more complex than I thought! So to create an MSI I use Repackage...
HennoKeers wrote:msiexec /i "the name of your installer.msi" /qreg, HennoPerhaps I didn't explain myself very well. I have a setup.exe file. I want to create a msi. And I want the msi to be silent with a progess bar. Using repackager I can build the ...
HennoKeers wrote:msiexec /i "the name of your installer.msi" /qreg, HennoSo i would build the MSI using repackager. Then I would go to a command prompt and run the above command, pointing to the new MSI I have just created? Is that correct?Oh and tha...
Cary R wrote:Hi Zed,The Access runtime is an *.msi package, so you won't want to try and repackage this with the main application.Since you're aware of this explicit dependency, I would recommend taking your *.ism file in Editor and adding the Access...
