the installation. The Auto-Formatting dialog box lets you set up visualformats for the output of the recognized text, including standard abbreviations and other
preferences. Applies only if your installation displays the Installation Wizard.
A value of 0/1 will turn check box off/on accordingly.
With SETFORMATTINGS=1, no dialogs display during installation if /qn is used for
Quiet mode installation. WEBREGISTRATION=1
(or 0)
Determines whether or not to launch the on- line product registration form after the
installation completes. 0 disables the product registration. The default of 1 enables display of the form.
MSI Options for Installing Dragon Features/Advanced
Options
This section describes additional msiexec.exe options that apply to Dragon
NaturallySpeaking13. Although these options are for msiexec.exe, they are also available for setup.exe if you use them with the /v“ option.
Other options are listed under:
n Summary: MSI Windows Installer Options n Summary: MSI Options Specific to Dragon.
n Summary: MSI Options for Roaming User Profile, Tuning, and Data Collection Setup Note: A Minor upgrade involves upgrading to a higher point release within the same edition and version of Dragon. For example, upgrading from Dragon 13.0 to Dragon 13.x.
The following table presents options that apply to a Dragon installation where you select particular features to install. Unless noted otherwise, all property values are in
Options Description
ADDLOCAL=Feature1, Feature2,...
or ADDLOCAL=ALL
Set the ADDLOCAL property to a list of features to be installed locally, delimited by commas. To install all features locally (including User Profiles), use
ADDLOCAL=ALL on the command line. ADVERTISE=Feature1,
Feature2, FEATURE3,...
Set the ADVERTISE property to a list of features to be available but not locally installed, delimited by commas. To install all features as advertised, use
ADVERTISE=ALL on the command line. The ADVERTISE option overrides the
ADDLOCAL option. The best method for installing a particular set of features is to set the ADDLOCAL property to ALL and then set the ADVERTISE property to those features you do not want installed locally. A list of the features that you can set for installation is listed in the section after this table.
REINSTALL=Feature1, Feature2,... (or ALL)
List of features that are to be reinstalled, delimited by commas. To reinstall all features use REINSTALL=ALL on the command line. If you set the REINSTALL property, you should also set the REINSTALLMODE property, to indicate the type of reinstall to be performed. If the REINSTALLMODE property is not set, then by default all files that are currently installed are reinstalled only if the currently installed file is an earlier version (or is not present). By default, no registry entries are rewritten.
Note that even if REINSTALL is set to ALL, only those features that were already installed previously are reinstalled. Thus, if
REINSTALL is set for a product that is yet to be installed, no installation action takes place at all.
For more information, see:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/ default.asp?url=/library/en- us/msi/setup/reinstall.asp REINSTALLMODE ={type of reinstallation to perform}
String that contains letters indicating the type of reinstall to perform. Options are case- insensitive and order-independent. This
Options Description
property should normally always be used in conjunction with the REINSTALL property. However, this property can also be used during installation, not just during a reinstall. See REINSTALLMODE for more details. REMOVEOLDPROD=1 Removes the old version of the product before
installing the new version. Should be used in major upgrades only.
/x<Product.msi|ProductCode> Un-installs the currently installed version of
Dragon. You are required to take this action during upgrading; however, you should be familiar with the entire upgrade procedure before proceeding with this option.
REINSTALLMODE
By default the REINSTALLMODE=omus to reinstall all files whose checksums are missing or corrupt, rewrite all registry names, reinstall all shortcuts and re-cache icons. Below is a list of the options with abbreviated definitions:
p — Reinstall only if the file is missing.
o — Reinstall if the file is missing or is an older version.
e — Reinstall if the file is missing or is an equal or older version. d — Reinstall if the file is missing or a different version is present. c — Reinstall only files whose checksums are missing or corrupt. a — Force all files to be reinstalled, regardless of checksum or version.
u — Rewrite all required registry entries from the Registry Table that go under HKEY_ CURRENT_USER or HKEY_USERS .
m — Rewrite all required registry entries from the Registry Table that go under HKEY_ LOCAL_MACHINE or HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT. Regardless of computer or user assignment, rewrite all info from these tables: Class, Verb, PublishComponent, ProgID, MIME, Icon, Extension, and AppID . Reinstall all qualified components. When reinstalling an application, run the RegisterTypeLibraries and InstallODBC actions.
s — Reinstall all shortcuts and re-cache all icons, overwriting existing shortcuts and icons. v — Run from the source package, re-cache the local package. Does not apply to new installation of a product or feature.
If you set REINSTALLMODE without also setting REINSTALL, then the detection modes you specify still apply and the overwrite mode is used. The REINSTALLMODE property affects only those features selected for installation using REINSTALL.
For example, to launch a minor upgrade without using setup.exe, you must set the following properties on the command line:
REINSTALL=ALL REINSTALLMODE=vamus
To install a minor upgrade using an .msi file, use this command line: msiexec /i "Dragon NaturallySpeaking13.msi" REINSTALL=ALL REINSTALLMODE=vamus
For more information on REINSTALLMODE and the reinstall option codes, see:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en- us/msi/setup/reinstallmode.asp