/i [package]

Installs the specified product
/f p,o,e,d,c,a,u,m,s,v

! disable of "Cancle Button"

p - Reinstalls a product only when a
file is missing

o - Reinstalls a product when a file is
missing or an older version of a file is installed

e - Reinstalls a product when a file is
missing or an equal or older version of a file is installed

d - Reinstalls a product when a file is
missing or a different version of a file is installed

c - Reinstalls a product when a file is
missing or the stored checksum value doesn''t match the calculated value

a - Forces all files to be reinstalled

u - Rewrites all required user-specific
registry entries

m - Rewrites all required
computer-specific registry entries

s - Overwrites all existing shortcuts

v - Runs from the source file and re-caches
the local product

/a [package]

Installs a product on the network
/x [package]

Uninstalls a product

/j u,m [package]

Advertises a product. u is current
user; m is all users
/l i,w,e,a,r,u,c,m,p,v,+,![log file]

i - Status messages

w - Non-fatal warnings

e - All error messages

a - Action startups

r - Action-specific records

u - User requests

c - Initial User Interface (UI)
parameters

m - Out-of-memory

p - Terminal properties

v - Verbose output

+ - Appends to the existing file

! - Clears each line in the log file

* - Wildcard. Logs all information, but
the use of the v option isn''t included. To include the v option, type
"/l*v"

/p [patch]

Applies a patch. To patch an installed
Administrator image, you should also use the /a switch
/q n,b,r,f

n - No UI

b - Basic UI

r - Reduced UI

f - Full UI

/y

Calls system API DLLRegisterServer to
register the module
/z

Calls system API DLLRegisterServer to
un-register a module