Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 Administrator Guide - Nuance

Option Description
Chapter 5: Installing Dragon using the Windows installer (MSI)
instead of a normal installation. This option is
required when trying to extract the .msi files.
An administrative installation installs a source
image of the application onto the network. The
image is similar to a source image on a CD or
DVD. Users in the workgroup who have
access can then install the product over the network
from this source image.
/v"" Passes msiexec options to Windows Installer.
See table of msiexec options for details. This
option is required when trying to extract the
.msi files.
/l Specifies the language to use for installing
Dragon. For example, to launch the installation
in French, the command line would include
/L1036. The language codes supported for
installing Dragon are:
1031=German
1033=English
1034=Spanish
1036=French
1040=Italian
1043=Dutch
Also creates an MST file for the language you
specify, such as 1036.MST.
EXTRACTFILES="c:\xyz" For installing Version 10 Service Pack 1 only.
Indicates the directory where the extracted
.msi/.mst files are to be written. Long path
names containing spaces need to be in quotation
marks escaped by having a backslash precede
each quotation mark (\"). This property is
required to extract the .msi files. If the directory
you specify does not exist, the installer
creates it.
Here is a sample command line to extract msi
files from a single executable:
setup.exe /a /s /v"-
EXTRACTFILES=c:\temp\msifiles"
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