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InstallShield 2012 Spring Express Edition User Guide

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Figure 8-2: Message Box for an Optional Prerequisite<br />

Chapter 8: Organizing Files for Your Installation<br />

Including Redistributables in Your Installation<br />

If an installation includes feature prerequisites, the setup launcher does not list them in any prerequisite<br />

dialog. However, the user interface does show progress messages if appropriate. In addition, the setup<br />

launcher displays the optional prerequisite message box if the feature prerequisite is marked as optional.<br />

Silent Scenarios—Suppressed <strong>User</strong> Interface<br />

The installation can install setup prerequisites and feature prerequisites even if the installation is run<br />

silently. That is, <strong>InstallShield</strong> prerequisites are supported in any of the following scenarios:<br />

• Silent setup launcher and visible .msi package—The user interface for the setup launcher is<br />

suppressed, but the user interface for the .msi package is visible. For example, the end user might<br />

use the following command-line statement:<br />

Setup.exe /s<br />

In this scenario, the language selection dialog and the setup prerequisite dialog are not displayed.<br />

• Visible setup launcher and silent .msi package—The user interface for the setup launcher is displayed,<br />

but the user interface for the .msi package is suppressed. For example, the end user might use the<br />

following command-line statement:<br />

Setup.exe /v“/qn”<br />

In this scenario, the feature selection dialog and all of the other dialogs of the main installation are<br />

not displayed. However, the end user can set Windows Installer properties such as ADDLOCAL,<br />

ADDSOURCE, ADDDEFAULT, and ADVERTISE from the command line to indicate which<br />

features should be installed.<br />

• Silent setup launcher and silent .msi package—The user interface for the setup launcher and the .msi<br />

package are suppressed. For example, the end user might use the following command-line<br />

statement:<br />

Setup.exe /s /v“/qn”<br />

In this scenario, all of the setup launcher and .msi package dialogs are suppressed.<br />

If the UI sequence of the main installation’s .msi package is skipped, the setup launcher evaluates<br />

Windows Installer properties such as ADDLOCAL, ADDSOURCE, ADDDEFAULT, and<br />

ADVERTISE to determine if any feature prerequisites should be installed, and it installs feature<br />

prerequisites accordingly.<br />

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