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Hello,
Does any one know why the ,/SILENT, /VERYSILENT parameters are NOT working when compiled ?
If i just RUN (F9) the compile it all works fine and silent, but when i do a Build Compile (Ctrl+F9) it doesnt !! I still get the screen....This will install... Do you wish to continue? which is NOT what i want...
How can i get rid of this?
That is a command line parameter how are you using it?
Via the command line parameter... This being..
Run Menu
>>Paramaters
Problem is.. it works in the Inno Setup IDE, but not when compiled to .exe
That's not how you use it, try:
[Setup Program] /Silent
or
[Setup Program] /Verysilent
Im afraid that does not work either...
..but using the Run>>Parameters menu does..>!!
heres the debug output:
Setup command line: /SL4 $110030 "C:\Documents and Settings\Simpson\Desktop\MyApp\Installation Files\Output\setup.exe" 2765709 70144 /DEBUGWND=$601DE /VERYSILENT
As you can see its picking up the /VERYSILENT command.
This only works when i press the Run button (F9) and not when compiling... ctrl+F9
Did you run it from the DOS Command line?
You know Start->Run->cmd
> [Setup Program] /VERYSILIENT
It always works for me...
Hmm.. so its command line via DOS mode.. great..
Hows is the general pc user gona do that..!! :D
Anyways, having read on their newsgroups, its states that although the /SILENT command is possible to hide the installtion but ONLY if you do it via the command line instructions and not within Inno.
So i decided to do it in VB... which i did : )
Just put my original setup in a resource editor and extract it whenever needed. :)
Thanx 4 the help anyway...
Is it possible that you don't understand how Windows works??? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by some1uk03
It very common to do this, every program does it. You can use a shortcut, you can shell in VB. Anyway you execute a program you can pass those parameters and they work... :confused: :confused: :confused:
Erm.. actually i am quite advanced on windows stuff.. :DQuote:
Is it possible that you don't understand how Windows works???
well... in my previous post that what i said :wave:Quote:
You can use a shortcut, you can shell in VB.
Quote:
So i decided to do it in VB... which i did : )