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SpeechExec Setup Configuration

The document provides detailed instructions for setting up SpeechExec applications, including silent installation of the Microsoft .NET Framework 4.8 and various setup parameters for client and administration applications. It outlines supported languages, examples of interactive and silent installations, and deprecated parameters. Additionally, it includes links for more information on setup and MSI parameters.

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SpeechExec Setup Configuration

The document provides detailed instructions for setting up SpeechExec applications, including silent installation of the Microsoft .NET Framework 4.8 and various setup parameters for client and administration applications. It outlines supported languages, examples of interactive and silent installations, and deprecated parameters. Additionally, it includes links for more information on setup and MSI parameters.

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SpeechExec Setup Configuration

Change history ................................................................................. 2


1 General ...................................................................................... 2
2 Silent setup of the Microsoft .NET Framework 4.8 ............................ 2
3 Basic Setup.exe parameters ......................................................... 3
4 Setup project parameters (MSI parameters) ................................... 3
4.1 SpeechExec Client Applications ................................................. 3
4.1.1 Common feature parameters ............................................ 3
4.1.1.1 Deprecated Feature parameters ..................................... 3
4.1.2 Edition-specific parameters .............................................. 3
4.1.2.1 Parameters for Enterprise client applications (Enterprise
Dictate and Transcribe) ............................................................. 3
4.1.2.2 Deprecated parameters for Enterprise client applications .. 4
4.2 SpeechExec Enterprise Administration Applications ..................... 4
4.2.1 Enterprise Manager ......................................................... 4
4.3 SpeechExec SDK .................................................................... 4
4.3.1 Feature parameters ......................................................... 4
4.3.2 Other parameters ........................................................... 5
5 Supported languages ................................................................... 5
6 Examples ................................................................................... 5
6.1 Interactive installation ............................................................. 5
6.2 Silent installation .................................................................... 6
7 More information ......................................................................... 6
Change history
Version Description
8.5 Sub-section 6.2 for silent setup command line
7.1 .Net Framework 4.8 installation description
5.0 .Net Framework 4.6.1 installation description
4.0 .Net Framework 4.0 installation description

1 General
You can use the following setup types:

Normal (interactive) setup: setup.exe [exe_parameters] /V"<MSI parameters>"

Logged setup: setup.exe /V"/l*v c:\setuplog.txt"

2 Silent setup of the Microsoft .NET Framework 4.8


If you install a SpeechExec application on a computer that doesn’t have the Microsoft
.NET Framework installed, the setup may reboot the PC even if the setup started in silent
mode. Microsoft strongly recommends restarting the PC after installing .NET Framework
4.8, that’s why the SpeechExec setup initiates a reboot.

You can prevent this by installing the .NET Framework before the SpeechExec setup is
started. The necessary file is located on the installation media in the
ISSetupPrerequisites/{06D565DC-042E-4F1B-8702-2E0BD0F22805} folder.

Use one of the following commands to start a silent installation of .NET Framework 4.8:

NDP48-X86-X64-ALLOS-ENU.exe /q

Additionally, you could use the /norestart parameter to prevent restart if it is absolute
necessary.
3 Basic Setup.exe parameters
The most important parameters passed directly to Setup.EXE (indicated as
[exe_parameters] in the command-line above):
- /x: Uninstall mode
- /v: Pass arguments to MSIExec (MSI parameters, see 4. Setup project parameters
(MSI parameters))
- /Lxxxx: Setup language (xxxx is the language ID. Supported languages are
described in 5. Supported languages.)
See 6.2. Silent installation
A silent installation can be started by adding the /s parameter right after the
setup.exe filename in the command line. For example:
Silent installation to a specific folder:
setup.exe /s /V"/qn INSTALLDIR=c:\SpeechExec"

More information to get in-depth explanation of these and other Setup.exe


parameters.

4 Setup project parameters (MSI parameters)


Important: Parameter names and values are case-sensitive!
Setup parameters that are not described here have no custom parameters.

4.1 SpeechExec Client Applications

4.1.1 Common feature parameters


Parameter name Possible values
DRIVER_PRO YES | NO
DRIVER_CLASSIC YES | NO
DRIVER_FOOTCONTROL YES | NO
DEVICECONFIGTOOL YES | NO
CONTROLAPPLICATION YES | NO

4.1.1.1 Deprecated Feature parameters


The following Feature parameters are no longer supported by the installer:
Parameter name Reason
DOCUMENTATION PDF product documentation is no longer part of the installation
package

4.1.2 Edition-specific parameters


For these parameters you can use values shown in the ‘Possible values’ column. If there
are pre-defined values but the parameter is omitted in the command line, the first value
shown in the ‘Possible values’ column is used.
If the ‘Possible values’ column is empty, the ‘Description’ column contains more
information about the value that should be specified.

4.1.2.1 Parameters for Enterprise client applications


(Enterprise Dictate and Transcribe)
Parameter name Possible values Description
SKIPWMFDIST No | Yes Skip installation of Windows Media Format
redistributable.
SEEROOTPATH (required parameter)
Path (preferably via a network drive or UNC path
specification) of the common, consolidated
SEERoot folder, that now contains all necessary
configuration information.
A valid, writable folder should be provided.
Example:
\\SEEServer\SEERoot\SEE_Configuration

Note: this parameter is always required, even


when SEECONFIGSERVERURL parameter is set
and configuration is managed by Enterprise
Configuration web service. Use the ‘%PUBLIC%’
value or a valid, writable folder in this case.
URL of Enterprise Configuration web service.
Example:
SEECONFIGSERVERURL http://SEEServer/SEEConfigServiceForIIS/

Note: also provide the SEEROOTPATH parameter


with a valid value (e.g. %PUBLIC%).

4.1.2.2 Deprecated parameters for Enterprise client applications


The following parameters are no longer supported by the installer of Enterprise client
applications:
Parameter name Reason
CONFIGFILELOCATIONTYPE
SYSTEMCONFIGPATH Configuration files are now stored in one consolidated,
DICTATIONPROPERTYCONFIGPATH central location (see SEEROOTPATH parameter above)
USERCONFIGFILELOCATIONTYPE
USERCONFIGFILEPATH
LICENSEKEY Dictate-only parameter
UPGRADEFROMOLDVERSION
KEEPSYSTEMDEFAULTCONFIG
KEEPDICTATIONPROPERTIEDCONFIG
LOGININABLED Login is now centrally configured from Enterprise Manager.

4.2 SpeechExec Enterprise Administration Applications

4.2.1 Enterprise Manager


Parameter name Possible values Description
SKIPWMFDIST Skip installation of Windows Media Format
No | Yes
redistributable.
Path (preferably via a network drive or UNC
path specification) of the common,
consolidated SEERoot folder, that now
SEEROOTPATH contains all necessary configuration
information.
Example:
\\SEEServer\SEERoot\SEE_Configuration

4.3 SpeechExec SDK

4.3.1 Feature parameters


Parameter name Possible values
DICTATION_CONTROL YES | NO
DPM_CONTROL YES | NO
SPEECHMIKE_CONTROL YES | NO
DRIVER_PRO YES | NO
DRIVER_CLASSIC YES | NO
DRIVER_FOOTCONTROL YES | NO

4.3.2 Other parameters


In case of the ‘Other parameters’ the first one is the default.

Parameter name Possible values Description


REGISTERCOMINTEROP 1 | 0 Register Dictation control as a COM component
SKIPWMFDIST No | Yes Skip installation of Windows Media Format redistributable

5 Supported languages
Users can use the /L option with the decimal language ID to specify the language used by
a multi-language installation program.
For example, the command to specify German is: Setup.exe /L1031

The SpeechExec setup supports the following languages:

Western installation package


Language ID Parameter
English 1033 /L1033
German 1031 /L1031
French 1036 /L1036
Czech 1029 /L1029
Dutch 1043 /L1043
Spanish 1034 /L1034
Nordic installation package
Language ID Parameter
Swedish 1053 /L1053
Finnish 1035 /L1035

6 Examples
6.1 Interactive installation
Installation of SpeechExec with SpeechMike Pro and serial Footcontrol drivers without
documentation:
setup.exe /V"/qn DRIVER_PRO=YES DRIVER_FOOTCONTROL=YES"

Installation including all features:


setup.exe /V"/qn ADDLOCAL=ALL"

Installation to a specific folder:


setup.exe /V"/qn INSTALLDIR=c:\SpeechExec"

Installation of enterprise client applications to a specific folder, using central root folder
for configuration:
setup.exe /V"/qn INSTALLDIR=c:\SpeechExec
SEEROOTPATH=\\SEEServer\SEERoot\SEE_Configuration"

Installation of enterprise client applications to a specific folder, using the configuration


web service:
setup.exe /V"/qn INSTALLDIR=c:\SpeechExec SEEROOTPATH=%PUBLIC%
SEECONFIGSERVERURL= http://SEEServer/SEEConfigServiceForIIS/"

6.2 Silent installation


A silent installation can be started by adding the /s parameter right after the setup.exe
filename in the command line. For example:
Silent installation to a specific folder:
setup.exe /s /V"/qn INSTALLDIR=c:\SpeechExec"

7 More information
On setup.exe parameters (InstallShield info):
http://helpnet.macrovision.com/Robo/BIN/Robo.dll?mgr=agm&tpc=%2Frobo%2Fproject
s%2Finstallshield11helplib%2FIHelpSetup_EXECmdLine.htm&wnd=InstallShieldLivingHel
p%7CMain&agt=wsm&ctxid=search%2Fgsearch.asp

On MSI parameters (Microsoft):


http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-
us/msi/setup/command_line_options.asp

Administrative Installation (Microsoft):


http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-
us/msi/setup/administrative_installation.asp?frame=true

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