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What is the correct installation command to ensure Algodoo will install without any user intervention?

 

I have tried \\server\software\algodoo\algodoo_2_1_0-Win32.exe /qn /s /norestart but it sits waiting for Run, etc.

 

Thanks for your help.

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Have you tried installing it and copying the folder from Program Files to another machine/ the network and see if it will run anyway? If you get lucky you could just script a copy (or run it from the network).

 

Otherwise try:

 

\\server\software\algodoo\algodoo_2_1_0-Win32.exe /push pineapple/shake the tree/push pineapple/grind coffee/To the left/to the right/jump up and down/to the knees/Come and dance every night/sing with a hula melody

 

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Have you tried installing it and copying the folder from Program Files to another machine/ the network and see if it will run anyway? If you get lucky you could just script a copy (or run it from the network).

 

Just tried this (more interesting than trying to work out why I can't get some old monitors to use DVI) and it seems to work. There are a load of dlls in the folder, so it looks as if the install is fairly "self contained".

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Just tried this (more interesting than trying to work out why I can't get some old monitors to use DVI) and it seems to work. There are a load of dlls in the folder, so it looks as if the install is fairly "self contained".

 

Yes, this has worked for me too. I've copied it to a \\server\apps and shared the shortcut to the Start Menu and all working okay. Thanks

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Hi All,

 

This is an INNO setup file, and the install works with the following command:

 

Algodoo_2_1_0-Win32.exe /SP- /VERYSILENT /NORESTART /SUPPRESSMSGBOXES /Group="Video Software"

 

More details are available here:

Inno Setup Help

Edited by meofcourse85
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Just tried the copy all files to the network idea. 2 issues: 1. Clicking New File is supposed to give a list of "palettes", but it's empty, 2. it's creating a load of files in My Documents, ideas?
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