On 02/10/2011 08:24, P. J. Alling wrote:
I don't know if this will work with the current version but if you
invoke the update installer for at least some of the 3.x versions from a
command line and add the flag "/s" it installs without asking for the CD
or any further dialogs for that matter.
The update file contains the entire package as far as I can tell,. but
if it requires a CD it will probably want the original 4.0 version.
There's a way around that, all you have to do is burn the update
installer to a CD and give the CD the name, S-SW90. It will install from
that CD and not ask for the original because S-SW90 is the original,
wink wink.
Naughty. I like it. When you say "installer" do you mean the exe file
or the msi that is inside it?
On 10/1/2011 10:35 AM, mike wilson wrote:
On 28/09/2011 20:46, P. J. Alling wrote:
Yea, I know I'm probably the only one on the list using this software,
but it's the only RAW converter for Pentax that A.) supports my K20D and
B.) I can still coerce to work on my desktop, as I'm still running Win2K
on it, and C.), I'm cheap and don't want to help support Adobe's
continued takeover of the image processing arena.
Just a cursory report. The installer no longer needs a properly labeled
CD in a drive to install the update, (well that actually stopped a few
versions ago but it's nice to see that it hasn't come back).
Well thanks for the heads up but yes it does ask for the CD. Must be
something in your hacks that is stopping it for you.
Now to start rummaging......
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