; Microsoft SharePoint/FrontPage Server Extensions setupse.exe information file. ; If a file exists in the same directory as setupse.exe named "setupse.ini" or ; /settings is passed on the command line, that file will ; be read and modify the default behavior of setup as shown below. [MSI] ; If a value is present, the MSI section gives the name of the MSI file to install. ; This file must be in the same directory as setupse.exe, and both must be in the root ; of the installation tree. ; If no value is present, setupse.exe will look for exactly one file matching "*.msi" ; in its directory and if found, use that. ; MSI=OWS.MSI [Product] ProductCode={90140C0A-6000-11D3-8CFE-0050048383C9} ProductName=Microsoft SharePoint ProductVersion=10.0.2627.4 Version=10.0 [MST] ; If a value is present, the MST section gives the full path to a transform to apply. ; Specify it in the form MST1=path to MST ; Remember to uncomment the value names. ; ;MST1=\\server\share\some transform.mst ;MST1=D:\transforms\my transform.mst [Options] ; If a value is present, the [Options] section gives the values of properties to apply to ; this installation. Specify them in the format: ; PropName=PropValue ; Remember to uncomment the value names. ; ;USERNAME=Customer [Display] ; If a value is present, the [Display] section overrides default UI modes. ; Display has one of the following values: ; quiet, none, basic, reduced, full ; CompletionNotice - if this value is present, it determines whether or not to display ; a setup completion notice for otherwise quiet setups. The completion notice will ; only appear if Setup does not need to reboot to complete the installation. ; Remember to uncomment the value names. ; ;Display=None ;CompletionNotice=Yes [Logging] ; If a value is present, the logging section provides default logging information. ; There are three possible values, all are optional and have defaults as shown below ; ; Value Default Description ; Type Logging mode to use, e.g. ea ; Use * to get all logging modes; + to append to the ; logfile if it exists. ; Path %TEMP% Path to create logfiles in. May contain environment variables. ; Final component may be non-existent and will be created. ; Template SetupLog(*).txt File name for log file. May contain environment variables. ; Should end in "(*).txt"; the * is replaced with a zero-padded ; 4 digit number to make the file name unique. ;Type=icewarmup ;Path=\\Server\logfiles\ ;Template=Product %UserName%(*).txt Template=SharePoint and FPSE 2002 Setup(*).txt Type=vpiwaeo [ServicePack] NTVersion=4 ; 0x600 as a decimal number. SPLevel=1536 ;The message below can be changed to refer users to an alternate source for an NT or Service Pack update. ;MessageText=This product cannot be installed on this computer. This product requires NT4 Service Pack 5 or later to install. [InstallFont] Font=Tahoma (TrueType) FontAlt=Tahoma(TrueType) FontAlt2=Tahoma Version=Version 2.30 Path=FILES\WINDOWS\FONTS\TAHOMA.TTF Force=No [InstallFontBold] Font=Tahoma Bold (TrueType) FontAlt=Tahoma Bold(TrueType) FontAlt2=Tahoma Bold Version=Version 2.30 Path=FILES\WINDOWS\FONTS\TAHOMABD.TTF Force=No [Installer] ;Relative path to Instmsi.exe and instmsiw.exe if they are not in the same directory as setupse.exe ;Path=Files\Setup\Msi Version=1.10.1029.0 [InstallMSI] ;Make this be zero to aways suppress installing Windows installer ;If this is missing or one, we upgrade Windows installer only on systems ;prior to NT 5. ;Make this be 2 to upgrade Windows installer even on NT 5 and later. InstMsi=2