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Table 9-16 • File Element / Attributes
Attribute
maxVersion
Shortcut Element
The Shortcut element is used to create shortcuts. The following is an example Shortcut element:
<Shortcut name="{BIND:cplFile FileName}" target="%SystemFolder%\rundll32.exe"
arguments="shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL "{BIND:cplFile FullPath}"" workingDir="" />
The Shortcut element has the following attributes:
Table 9-17 • Shortcut Element / Attributes
Attribute
name
target
arguments
workingDir
Action Element
An Action element is essentially just a container for its child elements. The child elements actually perform the
action. An Action element with no child elements will do nothing. The following is a sample Action element:
<Action description="Exclude AdobePDFSettings">
<Message id="11006" text="Excluding the registry key Software\Adobe\Acrobat Distiller\
AdobePDFSettings. Adobe Distiller will recreate these settings on first use." severity="Fix"/>
<Exclude>
<Registry hive="HKEY_CURRENT_USER" key="Software\Adobe\Acrobat Distiller\AdobePDFSettings\*"/>
</Exclude>
</Action>
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Description
The maxVersion attribute identifies the maximum file version. It is inclusive.
•
If the maxVersion is 4.0, it will match files that have a maximum version of 4.0.
• If you specify a minVersion but not a maxVersion, any file that has a version higher
than the minVersion will be found.
•
If you don't specify any minVersion or maxVersion, there will not be a match on these
attributes.
Description
The name attribute identifies the file name of the file with its extension. However, you can
use file wild cards. For example,
The target element identifies the location of the shortcut that is being created.
The arguments attribute contains the command line parameters for the Shortcut element.
The workingDir attribute identifies the default current directory for the application.
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