[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone explain to me what this line in the adobe-reader.bat file
is trying to do? I can't find any reference to what %m or %%m referrs
to, and that script will randomly fail on me.
todo.pl "for %%m in (\"%TEMP%\adberdr\Adobe Reader 7.0*.msi\") do
msiexec /qb /l* %SystemDrive%\netinst\logs\adobe-reader.txt /i \"%%m\"
REBOOT=ReallySuppress"
%%m is a variable. %% is used in a batch file, %m is used at the
command line. What the command means is it tries to install any msi
files that start with that file name in that directory, but without
hardcoding the filename into the batch file.
Theoretically, if it fails it's because the msi file isn't be extracted
succesfully, but since I don't use Acrobat 7 I can't say for sure.
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