RoboHelp Office X5
Hello,
I am trying to install the above mentioned program. first, I would like to make a silent installation with the following line:
setup /r robo.iss
(From the installation source off course)
Unfortunately, I do not see an iss file anywhere... I have searched all my hard drives, but the above mentioned iss file is not found.
Alos I tried 'setup /r'. In that case, the setup.iss file should be found in the %windir% directory, but is not there.
What I am doing wrong?
With kind regards...
Willem-Jan
I am trying to install the above mentioned program. first, I would like to make a silent installation with the following line:
setup /r robo.iss
(From the installation source off course)
Unfortunately, I do not see an iss file anywhere... I have searched all my hard drives, but the above mentioned iss file is not found.
Alos I tried 'setup /r'. In that case, the setup.iss file should be found in the %windir% directory, but is not there.
What I am doing wrong?
With kind regards...
Willem-Jan
0 Comments
[ + ] Show comments
Answers (3)
Please log in to answer
Posted by:
kevin118
19 years ago
The command setup.exe /r is correct for the setup file contained inside the robohelp directory. It will produce a setup.iss file in the windows directory which you can then use for a silent deployment.
Anpther issue I have encountered is a lack of sufficient rights for standard users.
The vendor has published the following technote which claims:
"RoboHelp Office can be used under any profile with Power User permissions or higher".
(http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=c2874ee0)
However, evne Power Users continue to receive the following error when launching Robohelp X5 - "Unable to register itss.dll".
Manually registering the file does not solve the problem...Any ideas?
Anpther issue I have encountered is a lack of sufficient rights for standard users.
The vendor has published the following technote which claims:
"RoboHelp Office can be used under any profile with Power User permissions or higher".
(http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=c2874ee0)
However, evne Power Users continue to receive the following error when launching Robohelp X5 - "Unable to register itss.dll".
Manually registering the file does not solve the problem...Any ideas?
Posted by:
Venki
19 years ago
Hi kevin,
Check this registry key
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\eHelp\LICENSING\ROBOHELP\License\XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX\]
"Expires"="[Expdate]"
"InstalledOn"="[Currdate]"
The date format should be dd-mm-yyyy
I had problem in this application because of the date format not being set properly.
Check this registry key
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\eHelp\LICENSING\ROBOHELP\License\XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX\]
"Expires"="[Expdate]"
"InstalledOn"="[Currdate]"
The date format should be dd-mm-yyyy
I had problem in this application because of the date format not being set properly.
Posted by:
kevin118
19 years ago
I have received the following reply from macromedia tech support:
"RoboHelp X5 works in such a way that the person who installs the program is the only one who can use the program". Fantastic !!
I have tried ALLUSERS=2 via a transform file - no luck.
I have also given admin privleges to another account - no luck.
Has anyone else encounterd the same issue?
"RoboHelp X5 works in such a way that the person who installs the program is the only one who can use the program". Fantastic !!
I have tried ALLUSERS=2 via a transform file - no luck.
I have also given admin privleges to another account - no luck.
Has anyone else encounterd the same issue?
Rating comments in this legacy AppDeploy message board thread won't reorder them,so that the conversation will remain readable.