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@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ To check if the installer/uninstaller is silent use \R{ifsilent}{IfSilent}.
To make sure your installer will be silent when it needs to, you should check with \R{ifsilent}{IfSilent} before each command that might require user intervention or create a window. The \R{messagebox}{MessageBox} command, which is the most common culprit in silent installers, has the /SD switch to set a default answer for silent installers. If you want your installer/uninstaller to be able to be completely silent you should use this switch. All internal NSIS message boxes have defaults for silent installers. The \L{../Examples/silent.nsi}{silent.nsi example} demonstrates all aspects of this topic.
Since the directory page can not be shown on silent installers, the user has an option to specify the installation directory on the command line (this also works on non-silent installers/uninstallers). To do that, the user uses the /D switch as in the following example:
Since the directory page is not shown in silent installers the user has an option to specify the installation directory on the command line (this also works on non-silent installers/uninstallers). To do that, the user uses the /D switch as in the following example:
\c foo.exe /S /D=C:\Program Files\Foo