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   /s only supresses the confirmation message not failure messages.

Rich

  "Gregg Nemesure"  wrote in message =
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  "Rich"  wrote in news:3ffee5c0$1{at}w3.nls.net:

  >    The /s calls the DLLs registration function.  The /u calls the
  >    unregister function.  Not all DLLs have these but this does.=20
  >=20
  > Rich

  You don't need the /s for registration; it just keeps a confirmation =
dialog=20
  from popping up (silent). The default is registration unless /u is =
used. In=20
  fact, for interactive use, it is better not to specify /s so you can =
see if=20
  it failed.

  Gregg
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   /s only
supresses the =
confirmation=20
message not failure messages.
 
Rich
 

  "Gregg Nemesure" <lastname{at}mindspring.com>">mailto:lastname{at}mindspring.com">lastname{at}mindspring.com>
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946BE56EEFA0Cnemesuremindspringco{at}216.144.1.254..."Rich"=20
  <{at}> wrote in news:3ffee5c0$1{at}w3.nls.net:>   =20
  The /s calls the DLLs registration function.  The /u calls=20
  the>    unregister
function.  Not all DLLs =
have=20
  these but this does. > >
RichYou don't need the =
/s for=20
  registration; it just keeps a confirmation dialog from popping up=20
  (silent). The default is registration unless /u is used. In fact, =
for=20
  interactive use, it is better not to specify /s so you can see if =
it=20
  failed.Gregg

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