Python based silent installer, how to?

Wed Oct 19 17:00:23 EDT 2011

On Wed, 19 Oct 2011 20:14:49 +0300, Muhammad Bashir Al-Noimi wrote:

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>     <p>I'm using many python based packages (ex. <a
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>       <b>How can I install them silently in Windows?</b><br> <br>

That will depend on what your installer is, and whether it has an option 
for silent installation.

Your question is unclear. What is the connection between Python and the 
installer?

"I am installing Python on Windows."

"Python is already installed, and I'm installing extra Python packages, 
using many different installers."

"I'm installing applications using an installer written in Python."

"I'm writing my own installer, using Python."

or something else?

If you want a better answer, you will need to explain what you are doing 
in more detail.

-- 
Steven