Add To Autoexec.bat - Symantec WISESCRIPT EDITOR 8.0 - REFERENCE FOR WISE PACKAGE STUDIO V1.0 Reference

Add to AUTOEXEC.BAT

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If you want the uninstall to remove not only files that were installed, but also files that
were added later, you can remove all the files and sub-directories within a specified
directory. Use this option with caution because end users might have stored their own
files in the directory. You can use Windows standard wildcard notation (example: *.* for
all files). Type the following as Log Text, substituting your own directory path (case-
sensitive):
File Tree: %MAINDIR%\Data\Temp\*.*
If you want the uninstall to remove not only the registry keys that were installed, but
also keys that were added later, you can remove an entire registry key, including all its
sub-keys and values. Type the following as Log Text, substituting your own registry
tree (case-sensitive):
RegDB TREE: SOFTWARE\Wise
RegDB Root: 2
where RegDB Root is one of the following:
0 - HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
1 - HKEY_CURRENT_USER
2 - HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
3 - HKEY_USERS
This action edits Autoexec.bat, which is executed during startup, allowing you to add
commands that are executed before Windows loads.
Insert commands at a particular line number, or search the file for specific text and
insert the new line before, after, or in place of the existing line. The destination
computer is restarted after installation to force the new commands to take effect.
To complete the dialog box
Text to Insert
Enter the line to add to Autoexec.bat. If the line refers to an application file, use a
path (example: %MAINDIR%\Application\Application.exe). The PATH variable might
not be set when the command is executed, so always use a path.
Line Number
Enter the line number at which the new line should be inserted. Enter 0 (zero) to
append the command to the end of the file. The Search for Existing Text area in this
dialog box overrides the line number specified here. The line number applies only
when the text is not found or when you do not specify any text.
Search for Text
Enter the text to search for here. The installation scans Autoexec.bat looking for a
line that begins with, ends with, or contains the text, depending on what you set in
Match Criteria. The line is inserted at the first found match.
Comment Text
Enter text to insert at the beginning of the line that is found. Insert "REM " (with the
trailing space but without the quotation marks) to comment out the line, which lets
you replace an existing command with a new command while leaving the existing
command in place but inactive. If this is the case, set Insert Action to insert before
the existing line so that a subsequent installation finds and edits the active
command, not the commented line.
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