will
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Location: Canada
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| Posted: February 16 2005 at 11:31am | IP Logged
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Somehow we made the installer call the RedistSetup.exe successfully, and it seems the RedistSetup.exe found the LsAutomation.dll and called the exported LsAutomationProc, then it went to the Lanscape Engine installation picture with company info etc, the problem is: is it possible to hide the lanscape installer picture from the end user? For we only want to let our users see our logo from business point of view.
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| Posted: February 16 2005 at 12:25pm | IP Logged
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Hello Will,
I assume your developers figured out what to do with InstallShield 6.2 to install your test app and the LanScape VOIP Media Engine redistribution package. If so, that is good news.
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Is it possible to hide the lanscape installer picture from the end user?
Unfortunately No. :( The redistribution package has been developed so that it can be installed as a stand alone package or be called by another OEM's installer. Up to this point, none of our customers have asked for or required a "silent" installer. We understand your business point of view. If we get other customers interested in a "silent" VOIP Media Engine install, we will probably support it but at the moment, we do not have this capability.
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Topic: made progress,but new problem
