[lesterhung]

i've searched the entire forum with cdex, cdex silent, cdex switch. found many, but non worked for me.

i've tried the /S , but it will ask me to read the readme file after the installation, which i had to respond with yes/no. is there anyway to get around this question?

[diesel_98a]

have u tried it with the /s, it shouldn't be case sensitive..........

[redfive19]

I use an autoit script to get the job done.....the REDFIVE.PRF.INI is my preferences file which I am sure you know how to save.
hope this is what you needed
-redfive

AdlibEnable("readme")
RunWait("CDEX151.EXE /S")
AdlibDisable()
FileCopy("REDFIVE.PRF.INI", @ProgramFilesDir & "\CDex_150", 1)
FileDelete(@DesktopCommonDir & "\CDex.*")
FileDelete(@DesktopDir & "\CDex.*")
Exit

Func readme()
	If WinExists("CDex Installation", "") Then
	ControlClick("CDex Installation", "", "Button2")
EndIf

If WinExists("CDex Installation", "An existing configuration file was found.") Then
  ControlClick("CDex Installation", "An existing configuration file was found.", "Button1")
	EndIf
EndFunc

[yronnen]

If you need it for an unattended CD/DVD there is a simple solution:
You can download the zip version of Cdex, because it does not require an installation. Extract the zip file to the $OEM$\Progs\cdex folder on your unattended cd source and create a shortcut in the $OEM$\Docs... folder.

[carter8189]

someone has risolved this problem? i still have it, i can't avoid the confermation of readme file! please help

[Ophiel X]

yronnen, on Aug 4 2005, 01:33 PM, said:

You can download the zip version of Cdex, because it does not require an installation.

i made it bigger incase you are impaired.