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Hoe voer ik een "stille" installatie uit?

In corporate environments, when rolling out OpenOffice.org to many machines, the easiest way to do it is via a silent install. In a Windows environment, the following guide seems to be useful:

OpenOffice.org version 1 (old)

1. Let Windows install the package from a network drive by N:\OpenOffice\program\setup.exe -r:N:\OpenOffice\response.txt
   where N:\ can be whatever it is the network drive has been mapped to, and it contains the install files of OpenOffice.org created by running setup.exe with the /net option.
2. The response.txt file can contain:

      [Environment]
      InstallationMode=INSTALL_NORMAL
      InstallationType=STANDARD
      DestinationPath=C:\Program Files\OpenOffice
      StartProcedure=MyStartProc
      Migration=Yes

      [Java]
      JavaSupport=preinstalled_or_none

      [Procedures]
      Sub MyStartProc        
      	SetUserCompanyName("None")
              HideSetupEnd Sub

      [Windows_Desktop_Integration]
      Register4MSWord=True
      Register4MSExcel=True
      Register4MSPowerPoint=True
      RegisterAsDefaultHTMLEditor=True   

Apparently, Sun for its StarOffice package provides some fairly good documentation in PDF files with regards to silent installs. Another good resource is the section within the user installation documentation entitled Windows in a Multiple User Environment.

OpenOffice.org version 2 (current)

See Documentation/How_Tos/Automatic_Installation_on_Windows.