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ABBYY FineReader 11 Corporate Edition
System Administrator’s Guide
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*The number of available interface languages depends on the type of your distribution package.
/V"<command line>" passes the specified command line directly to msiexec.exe. Instead of the words
"command line" you can specify the following:
INSTALLDIR="<destination path>" specifies the path to the folder where ABBYY FineReader 11 will be
installed.
WEB_ALLOWED=<Yes or No> allows or prohibits sending information about the selected ABBYY FineReader
settings to ABBYY over the Internet.
E.g.:
Setup.exe /qn /L1049 /v INSTALLDIR="C:\ABBYY FineReader 11" WEB_ALLOWED=Yes
This will install ABBYY FineReader 11 into C:\ABBYY FineReader 11. The menus, dialog boxes and other
interface elements will be in Russian. Information about the selected ABBYY FineReader settings will be send
to ABBYY over the Internet. The set of available OCR languages depends on the type of the distribution
package.
Uninstalling ABBYY FineReader 11 in silent mode
msiexec /x {F1100000–0003–0000–0000–074957833700}
Using Active Directory
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and Microsoft Windows Server 2008 include an integrated directory service,
Active Directory, which, in turn, includes Group Policy. The Software Installation snap–in, which is part
of Group Policy, allows you to install a software application on several workstations simultaneously.
Three major installation methods are implemented in Active Directory:
• Publish to User
• Assign to User
• Assign to Computer
ABBYY FineReader 11 can be installed using the Assign to Computer method.
Important!
1. ABBYY FineReader 11 will be completely installed on a workstation only after the workstation is
restarted.
2. The Publish to User and Assign to User methods are not supported.
Example: Using Active Directory to deploy ABBYY FineReader 11
This example illustrates deployment under Microsoft Windows Server 2003 with Microsoft Group
Management Console installed.
The program is installed on one domain computer or on a group of computers:
1. Perform administrative installation (see
Step 1. Administrative installation ).
2. Go to Start>Control Panel>Administrative and select Active Directory Users and
Computers.