Where to find Adobe FrameMaker MSI
Hi All,
I am working on some customizations based on customer requirements for Adobe FrameMaker 10.
Actually the given source is setup.exe but its calling the some MSI's and installing it.Because when I disable windows installer serivce it prompt error installation and with windows installer enabled it works fine.
So My setup.exe is also working fine installation and application launches also charms.
I dont know and Where to find the my MSI of Adobe FrameMaker because I have to create the MST for my customizations.
Please help me on this.Any helps that is great at this time.
Thanks in advance
I am working on some customizations based on customer requirements for Adobe FrameMaker 10.
Actually the given source is setup.exe but its calling the some MSI's and installing it.Because when I disable windows installer serivce it prompt error installation and with windows installer enabled it works fine.
So My setup.exe is also working fine installation and application launches also charms.
I dont know and Where to find the my MSI of Adobe FrameMaker because I have to create the MST for my customizations.
Please help me on this.Any helps that is great at this time.
Thanks in advance
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anonymous_9363
12 years ago
The MSIs are either going to be in %TEMP%, %SystemRoot%\TEMP, %AppData%\Adobe\[some folder name] or %AllUsersProfile%\Application Data\Adobe\[some folder name], something you could have discovered already using ProcMon or possibly even something WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY out there like 'DIR /S *.MSI'.
BTW, I don't know about FrameMaker but many of the Adobe apps have a specific customisation tool for creating transforms. You may want to search for one on Adobe's site.
BTW, I don't know about FrameMaker but many of the Adobe apps have a specific customisation tool for creating transforms. You may want to search for one on Adobe's site.
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