T Install in testmode (no files are really installed) /X pathname Extracts files to pathname /Z pathname Extracts files to pathname, then reboots Response file While using the commandline option '/M=filename', you are able to specify a response file in order to define components and path information, if you need different settings. S Silent mode, automatic mode with no user choices. M=filename Specifies a response file for installation.
Command line options Here's an overview of possible commandline options: Option Function /M Runs installation in manual mode, prompting for system directories such as Windows, System, etc. The silent mode is controlled by commandline-switches and an optional response file. Silent installation Additionally to the normal execution, our setup routines offers an installation mode without any user interaction. The common path where the runtime should be placed as a recommendation by Microsoft is pre-defined.
Installation Just download the runtime you need for your own application to any folder on your machine and execute the installer by either double-clicking the file or The runtime installer provides you a dialog to choose the several VFP specific runtime files (required ones are pre-selected), and to specify the installation directory.
Runtime identifier (RT) For example, the filename 'VFP9SP0RT.exe' stands for runtime installer of Microsoft Visual FoxPro 9.0 without any servicepack. Explanation of the filename The filename of our runtime installers is built by three parts: Instructions These installers include the all the latest hotfixes and security updates. We hope to rebuild them using a modern freeware install-builder, but in the meantime those dog-old installers still do their job. Since those installers have been built with the WISE Installbuilder, the source code may only serve as a reference of what components need to be included. If you have custom ActiveX controls, you will need to take care of those yourself. Just run the installer, and then any PC starting from Win98 and newer is ready to run a regular VFP app without any further installation. In the meantime, some Windows components got updates (mainly the MSXM元 stuff), but the regular Windows Update mechanism will take care of those. Here you find the latest builds of the VFP runtime installers, as we compiled them several years ago, when ProLib was still alive. VFP Runtime Installers Provides installers for the Visual FoxPro runtime files Project Manager: (better known as 'wOOdy') The VFP runtime installers are no longer available for download from Microsoft's web site, so we've made them available on VFPX. For example, the filename 'VFP9SP0RT.exe' stands for runtime installer of Microsoft Visual FoxPro 9.0 without any servicepack.