How do you do....it? Thread, Avantis CDServe shortcut commands in Technical; I cannot for the life of me remember how this is done manually...
Creating a shortcut in the start menu ...
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17th July 2006, 06:54 PM #1 Avantis CDServe shortcut commands
I cannot for the life of me remember how this is done manually...
Creating a shortcut in the start menu which will map an image on the CDServer to a virtual drive then run an application from the image.
The basics, as I recall are:
C:\Program Files\<location of Avantis client> <various parameters/switches to map required image> <localation of executable file on image>
If anyone could shed any light asap it would be most appreciated.
I know it can be done from the Avantis client but, for the purposes of tweaking, I'd like to remember how to do it manually.
Many thanks.
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18th July 2006, 10:09 AM #2 Re: Avantis CDServe shortcut commands
One of mine is "C:\Program Files\Avantis\Avantis Client\MapImage.exe" /M Q: "\\CDSERVER\Census2001 Disk1" /E "Q:\LinksToInstallers\Product 1\cddata\code\intro\chooseview.htm"
So I guess it's <Path to Avantis Install> /M X: "<Path to CD Image>" /E "<Path to File to Run on Mounted Drive>"
Where X is the Virtual Drive Letter
Does that make any sense? I'd just use the built in creator lol.
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18th July 2006, 10:36 AM #3 Re: Avantis CDServe shortcut commands
The CDServe I used to have worked like this:
"C:\Program Files\Avantis\CDserve Client\Cdmapw32.exe" /Q /M D: #18 /E "C:\Program Files\Wb99issa\wb99issa.exe"
where #18 is the number of the CD on the server. In the example above D: is the drive letter to map.
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