ZAP file issues with Adobe CS2
So I have a test environment where I test applications before installing them to actual user computers. I was working on zap file for Creative Suite 2 to do an unattended install. I found if I have a file called AdobeInstallerConfiguration.xml setup.exe uses that config without any switches.
My zap file (called cs2.zap) looks like this, (it sits on a path called \\2k3svr\apps\cs2 in the same dir as the setup files)
[Application]
FriendlyName = "Creative Suite 2"
SetupCommand = "setup.exe"
DisplayVersion = 2.0
Publisher = "Adobe Systems Inc."
What happens is the app shows up in add/remove just fine, but when I click install it just opens the shared path in a window that the files are on and does not execute setup.exe. I've tried with and without quotes, and with the absolute path as well - but with no luck.
Any suggestions?
My zap file (called cs2.zap) looks like this, (it sits on a path called \\2k3svr\apps\cs2 in the same dir as the setup files)
[Application]
FriendlyName = "Creative Suite 2"
SetupCommand = "setup.exe"
DisplayVersion = 2.0
Publisher = "Adobe Systems Inc."
What happens is the app shows up in add/remove just fine, but when I click install it just opens the shared path in a window that the files are on and does not execute setup.exe. I've tried with and without quotes, and with the absolute path as well - but with no luck.
Any suggestions?
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AngelWorks
19 years ago
Actually I just figured it out - double quotes around the setup command fixed the issue.
Funny thing is - some ms sites say no quotes, some say single quotes. The GPO help file that comes with the OS says double quotes - that works.
Funny thing is - some ms sites say no quotes, some say single quotes. The GPO help file that comes with the OS says double quotes - that works.
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