At 12:05 PM -0700 7/20/06, "John C. Welch" <email@hidden> wrote:
On 7/19/06 18:38, "Anthony Foxcroft" <email@hidden> wrote:
I guess that I will have to take a look at PackageMaker or
Iceberg,
which I have used before. When it's Office then it's possible
to just
package the whole thing and distribute it again, but more complex
application suites like Adobe CS2 scatter files all over the
harddrive and it also takes up to many GB's to distribute the
whole
suite everytime there's an update.
CS 2 has a command line install routine that is the bomb. I
used it
and it
took less than 20 minutes to fully install CS2 on three machines
combined.
It's available from the downloads page for CS, and they have a
windows
version too.
Is this the "Silent Install Script" on the Adobe downloads page
your
are talking about?
Yup
is there an advantage of installing using the "silent install
script" rather than packaging up and pushing via ard? if your
company site licenses all adobe products, you can include the
serial text file in the push (or sed/awk entries as required).
thanks,
don
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don montalvo
curmudgeon at large
917-559-5713
email@hidden
http://donmontalvo.com
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