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    hai, i have set my program as a .msi window installed file, when i type the following command in command prompt msiexec /i xxxxxxx.msi /qn the .msi file will ran in silent install mode. So, the problem is i want to start the silent install mode without manually key in the command like above one. how to when we start install and then will auto run silent install command....:omg: Thanks....;P

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      hai, i have set my program as a .msi window installed file, when i type the following command in command prompt msiexec /i xxxxxxx.msi /qn the .msi file will ran in silent install mode. So, the problem is i want to start the silent install mode without manually key in the command like above one. how to when we start install and then will auto run silent install command....:omg: Thanks....;P

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      You must use the command line parameters to get the silent mode install. You can either do this from a .CMD batch file or shell launch the command from another program you create for the purpose, such as your own Setup.EXE. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

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