Wisescript Installations Command-Line Options; Uninstall Command-Line Options - Symantec WISESCRIPT PACKAGE EDITOR 7.0 SP2 - FOR WISE INSTALLATION STUDIO V1.0 Installation Manual

WiseScript Installations Command-Line Options

Uninstall Command-Line Options

WiseScript Package Editor Reference
Note
To test the options without the scheduling program, select Windows Start menu > Run,
type cmd, click OK, and type a command-line statement in the command-line window.
You can apply the following command-line options to .EXE files that you compile from
WiseScript Package Editor projects.
/T
/X path
/Z path
/M
/M=file name
/M1
/M2
/M5=dir_name
/S
You can apply the following command-line options to the WiseScript Package Editor
uninstall executable file, unwise.exe or unwise32.exe.
When you use command-line options for the uninstall program, you must send it the
path to the log file as a parameter. It must be the log file that is in the same folder as
unwise.exe. If the path to the log file contains spaces, it must be surrounded by
quotation marks.
/Z
/A
Installs in Test mode.
Extracts files to the specified path.
Extracts files to the specified path, then restarts.
Runs the installation in manual mode, prompting for system
directories (examples: Windows, System).
Specifies a values file for installation.
For information on reading variables, see
page 114.
Displays the name of each self-registering .OCX or .DLL as it
is registered.
Reserved for internal use by WiseScript Package Editor during
debugging sessions.
During installation, temporary files are written to the hard
drive. On some locked-down machines with restricted
privileges, these temporary files might fail to write, resulting
in a failed installation. Use this command-line option to
specify a directory name for which the end user has write
privileges.
Installs in silent (automatic) mode with no end user choices.
Removes empty directories, including the one containing
Unwise.
Automatic mode. The Wise splash screen appears on the
destination computer, and the uninstall proceeds immediately
with no end user choices, except for questions about
uninstalling shared files.
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