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Hi there, I have been tasked with deploying a PDF printer solution to our users and would like to use Group Policy for the installation if possible. I would prefer to utilise freeware if possible, so I am looking for a freeware PDF printer application that offers a.MSI installation. So far I've not been able to find anything. I did consider trying to build my own.MSI package on/around a freeware.EXE installer, but this would require a fair learning curve and I'd like to avoid this if possible.
If anyone knows of a freeware PDF printer with. Volkswagen Headline Font Free. MSI install package, could you let me know? Thanks, Steve. Hello All, many thanks Frosticle! Your procedure is exactly what i want. I tried to create MSI package with AddDeploy, of PdfCreator 0.9.5. AddDeploy takes a snapshot before and after installation of PdFCreator, but the problem was for installation of the virtual printer. My Msi package did not install this printer.
So big thanks to you! I have some questions concerning your procedure and may be you have time to explain me: -how do you know that your EXE file accepts options /SILENT /FORCEINSTALL /LOADINF? -how do you know what options we have to write in the INF file? -it is possible to use those options for other EXE file? Thanks for your time, you are the man!
In answer to your questions above: 1) the options /SILENT /FORCEINSTALL and /LOADINF are options of the PDF Creator installer program. They are not options that are common to all program installations. So they will only work with this particular PDF Creator application 2) I worked out the options for the.INF file by a combination of examining the documentation for PDF Creator and also by Googling for how others had tried to automate the installation of PDF Creator in the past. It was a bit of trial and error process (took about an hour or so to work it all out from memory) 3) no, I don't think you can expect to use these options for other programs. It will totally depend on the installer application itself.