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I'm not sure if I'm using the right terms.
I'd like to make a custom VirusScan 7 install package with McAfee Installation Designer 7. I want to include some exclusions, but some users have W2K or WXP installed in C:\Windows, some have it in C:\WinNT. Can I use a variable in the exclusion to cover both? Like "%system%\system32\spool\*.*" I've seen it somewhere for some other purpose, but I can't remember where, and my searches have come up blank. Thanks, JivaGo |
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"aerg" <aeg@asg.net> wrote in message news:Xns93AAD4FE96129aergadfbnet@128.227.128.105... > I'm not sure if I'm using the right terms. > > I'd like to make a custom VirusScan 7 install package with McAfee > Installation Designer 7. I want to include some exclusions, but some users > have W2K or WXP installed in C:\Windows, some have it in C:\WinNT. The %windir% environment variable should cover these two variations. > Can I use a variable in the exclusion to cover both? > Like "%system%\system32\spool\*.*" I think the %system% environment variable covers both of the "system" and "system32" locations, but it doesn't show up on my system when I type the "set" command in a dos window, so I can't confirm that it even exists. (using Win98 only here) > I've seen it somewhere for some other purpose, but I can't remember where, > and my searches have come up blank. You can use the set command to create any environment variables needed for your setup. |
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