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Recent content by deltsigjoe
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Widows 7 script
I have seemed to have found the following just as a test, but they both run and give the same XP message... any suggestions?? ' ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ' Test to check OS version '...- deltsigjoe
- Post #2
- Forum: VBScript
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Widows 7 script
can some one point me in the right direction for a script to execute under Windows 7 32bit only. I have not been able to find both. Please help.- deltsigjoe
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- Replies: 2
- Forum: VBScript
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multiple commands
I will try, but if I run each command manually at the cmd prompt, they work just fine. the problem is when I run them combined- deltsigjoe
- Post #17
- Forum: VBScript
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multiple commands
I am deploying this through group policy. would a batch file be better??- deltsigjoe
- Post #13
- Forum: VBScript
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multiple commands
I went ahead and reversed them (bottom on top and top on the bottom), but still only the first ran and not the second :(- deltsigjoe
- Post #11
- Forum: VBScript
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multiple commands
I just ran it and only the first cmd executes... not the second- deltsigjoe
- Post #10
- Forum: VBScript
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multiple commands
I run the following code and get an error message: Invalid command line argument. Consult the windows installer SDK for detailed command line help" here is the code ' some code SetCacheSize("C:") SET objSh = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") cmd = "MSIEXEC /i " & Chr(34) &...- deltsigjoe
- Post #8
- Forum: VBScript
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multiple commands
I will test first thing in the morning. Thank you so much.- deltsigjoe
- Post #7
- Forum: VBScript
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multiple commands
can I do something like the following: ****************************************** SOME CODE.... SetCacheSize("C:") cmd = "MSIEXEC /i " & Chr(34) & "\\utep.edu\installs\App-V\setup.msi" & Chr(34) & " INSTALLDIR=" & Chr(34) & "C:\Program Files\Softricity\SoftGrid for Windows Desktops" &...- deltsigjoe
- Post #5
- Forum: VBScript
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multiple commands
The extra part of the code I want to add is the following: msiexec /i offvirt.msi PIDKEYS=xxxx-xxxx-xxxxx-xxxx-xxxxx USEROPERATIONS=1 I am not sure if I need to create another VBScript or if I can just add this porttion either before or after the existing code.- deltsigjoe
- Post #4
- Forum: VBScript
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multiple commands
The cmd part works, but I need to create another command entry. Do I create another vbscript or can I add to the existing code to include a new command line?- deltsigjoe
- Post #3
- Forum: VBScript
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multiple commands
Hello All, I am working with a VBScript that has the following code: ****************************************** SOME CODE.... SetCacheSize("C:") cmd = "MSIEXEC /i " & Chr(34) & "\\utep.edu\installs\App-V\setup.msi" & Chr(34) & " INSTALLDIR=" & Chr(34) & "C:\Program Files\Softricity\SoftGrid...- deltsigjoe
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- Forum: VBScript
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installing softwar
I'm kind of confused with all of the double quotes. Here is the exact line of code I have for XP that is working fine: cmd = "MSIEXEC /i " & Chr(34) & "\\petu.edu\installs\App-V\setup.msi" & Chr(34) & " INSTALLDIR=" & Chr(34) & "C:\Program Files\Softricity\SoftGrid for Windows Desktops" &...- deltsigjoe
- Post #5
- Forum: VBScript
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installing softwar
thank you so much... it seems to have done the trick, but now I come with another problem...Error Code 800A03EA Syntax ERROR When it goes to the Win7 version of the code, I get an error at the following line: (on the p character 22) cmd = "MSIEXEC /i "\\petu.edu\installs\App-V\setup.msi" any...- deltsigjoe
- Post #3
- Forum: VBScript
