BlueZone specific command line switches
However, it is possible to use the Windows Installer to set a particular BlueZone feature, like BlueZone's keyboard lock,
using a BlueZone specific command line switch.
To accomplish this, you must know the exact name assigned to the keyboard lock feature (which is LOCK), and you must know
the lock value to set the keyboard lock (which is 8), so that you can include this feature in the command line statement.
Refer to BlueZone MSI feature table for the specific feature values.
The following example creates a Windows Installer command line that installs BlueZone with the following features:
| • | No transform file |
| • | No logging |
| • | Prompt the user for restart if necessary |
| • | Basic (semi- quiet) interface (displays a progress bar with cancel button) /qb
Note If you want a completely quiet installation, use /qn.
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| • | BlueZone feature lock (LOCK) - Keyboard Lock = 8 (Locks BlueZone Keyboard map settings) |
Command line switch example:
C:\>MSIEXEC /i "BlueZone.msi" LOCK="8" /promptrestart /qb
Note
If you need help with the Windows Installer command line options and switches, simply type MSIEXEC at a DOS prompt, and the
following window will automatically be displayed:
Keep in mind that this is only an example of what can be done. Since the BlueZone keyboard lock feature is a standard part
of the SETUP.INI file, you may find it easier to set the keyboard lock feature by editing the SETUP.INI file and not including LOCK="8" in the command line.