code:

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Dim installer, Products

Set installer = Nothing
Set installer = Wscript.CreateObject("WindowsInstaller.Installer")

Set Products = installer.Products
For Each product In Products
	Wscript.Echo product
Next

Set Products = Nothing
Set installer = Nothing

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code:

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$installer = CreateObject("WindowsInstaller.Installer")

$Products = $installer.Products
For Each $product In $Products
	? $product
Next

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code:

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$installer = CreateObject("WindowsInstaller.Installer")
? $installer
$Products = $installer.Products
? $Products
For Each $product In $Products
	? $product
	Next

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quote:

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C:\Documents and Settings\conrad>kix32 "C:\Documents and Settings\conrad\Desktop
\msi.kix"

1403404
1404228

C:\Documents and Settings\conrad>

and then I get KIX32 has encounters errors, do you want to send a report to M$...

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code:

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break on

$installer = CreateObject("WindowsInstaller.Installer")

for $i = 0 to $installer.Components.count

 ? $installer.Components.item($i)

next

exit 1

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quote:

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CreateObject vs. GetObject: What's the Difference?

Besides minor differences in the syntax, the CreateObject and GetObject functions are used in different contexts. The differences are discussed in the VBScript documentation, but can be summarized as follows:

CreateObject is used to create an interface to a new instance of an application. Use CreateObject when it's not certain whether the application to integrate is running. For example:
Set xl = CreateObject("Excel.Application")

starts Microsoft Excel. The object returned in xl is a reference to the Excel.Application object just created.

GetObject is used with an application that's already running, or to start an application with a file already loaded. For example:
Set xlBook = GetObject("C:\TEST.XLS")

would start Microsoft Excel with the file Test.xls already loaded. The object returned would be a reference to the Workbook object representing the just opened Test.xls file.

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code:

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 cscript //NoLogo MSIRunSQL.vbs <msifile> "SELECT Value from Property where Property = 'ProductCode'"

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code:

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cscript //NoLogo MSIdump.vbs %temp%\test.ini } } 0 1 1 1

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