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jpfieber

Posted 11/24/2009 3:04:27 PM

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I'd like to distinguish not only Windows 7 installations from Windows XP, but also 64-bit installs from 32-bit installs. I tried the following, but it's not working:

IF OSVersion = OS.Version.WinXP
/IP \\server\share\package1.pwc /AllUsers
ELSEIF OSVersion = OS.Version.Win7
IF OSBits = 64-Bit
/IP \\server\share\package2.pwc /AllUsers
ELSEIF OSBits = 32-Bit
/IP \\server\share\package3.pwc /AllUsers
ENDIF
ENDIF

I tried preceding it with /scriptver 5 and putting quotes around the '64-bit' but nothing has worked. There doesn't seem to be an option when editing the package to choose Windows 7 64-bit so it could be limited there (there is for XP but not Vista or Win7).

Post #1824

New Boundary Support

Posted 11/25/2009 9:23:23 AM

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There shouldn't be a hyphen for the 32 and 64 bit area and they are structured a little differently. Try something like this.

IF OSVersion = OS.Version.WinXP
   /IP \\server\share\package1.pwc /AllUsers
ELSEIF OSVersion = OS.Version.Win7
    IF OSBits = OS.Bits.64Bit
        /IP \\server\share\package2.pwc /AllUsers
   ELSEIF OSBits = OS.Bits.32Bit
       /IP \\server\share\package3.pwc /AllUsers
   ENDIF
ENDIF

Hope this helps resolve your issue.

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