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Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 Administrator Guide - Nuance

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<strong>Dragon</strong> <strong>12</strong> <strong>Administrator</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

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MSI Options Specific to <strong>Dragon</strong><br />

This section describes the fundamental msiexec.exe options that apply to <strong>Dragon</strong> <strong>NaturallySpeaking</strong><br />

. Additional options that apply only to a <strong>Dragon</strong> installation are listed in:<br />

n MSI Windows Installer Options<br />

n MSI Options for Installing <strong>Dragon</strong> Features/Advanced Options<br />

n MSI Options for Roaming User Profile, Tuning, and Data Collection Setup<br />

<strong>Dragon</strong> command line options do not need to be prefaced by hyphens or slashes.<br />

Notes:<br />

n In <strong>Dragon</strong> <strong>NaturallySpeaking</strong> , the installation process does not present the QuickStart option.<br />

If you wish to enable this option, you can do so after <strong>Dragon</strong> is installed.<br />

n Launching msiexec.exe /i "<strong>Dragon</strong> <strong>NaturallySpeaking</strong> <strong>12</strong>.msi" XYZ=ABC automatically sets the<br />

property named XYZ to the value of ABC internally and continues the installation. However, if<br />

you use setup.exe to install, you must put all msiexec.exe options you pass it in quotation marks<br />

after the /v option.<br />

Unless noted otherwise, all property values are in UPPERCASE.<br />

Options Description<br />

DEFAULTSINI="c:\<br />

nsdefaults.ini"<br />

Indicates a default settings (nsdefaults.ini ) file<br />

that the installer uses to change the default<br />

behavior of the product for all end-users at<br />

installation time. This file must be in an .ini<br />

file format; any settings you want to take<br />

effect on clients must have a section name<br />

encased in square brackets as well as the<br />

value and data. If only values and data are set<br />

in this file without the section name encased<br />

in brackets, the settings are not propagated<br />

on client computers. Usually, you do not edit<br />

the nsdefaults.ini file directly; instead you<br />

set defaults in <strong>Dragon</strong>’s Options and Administrative<br />

Settings dialog boxes.<br />

Follow these steps to create a nsdefaults.ini<br />

file for an MSI installation:<br />

Install <strong>Dragon</strong> on a computer with Windows<br />

administrator privileges.<br />

Set options in the Options and Administrative<br />

Settings dialog boxes as required in<br />

your environment and save them by closing<br />

<strong>Dragon</strong>.

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