extracting .MSP

[Anonymous]

Not a DOS guy I guess - I'm trying to extract the
.MSP from autocad2007sp2.exe which is located on the root c:\

Can anyone tell me the exact line to enter after
the c:\> prompt in "command prompt" window, or in the "run" dialog from the
start menu to accomplish this. I've tried the syntax identified in earlier
posts, but can't seem to get it right.

Thanks

Mike k

[Anonymous]

Hi Mike,

Here is the command line :

<local_drive:>\<patch_name>\ /e
<local_drive:>\< patch_name>.msp

Franck Hervet

www.aricad.fr

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Not a DOS guy I guess - I'm trying to extract the
.MSP from autocad2007sp2.exe which is located on the root c:\

Can anyone tell me the exact line to enter after
the c:\> prompt in "command prompt" window, or in the "run" dialog from the
start menu to accomplish this. I've tried the syntax identified in earlier
posts, but can't seem to get it right.

Thanks

Mike
k

[Anonymous]

Mike Kiekover said the following On 6/12/2007 2:02 PM:
> Not a DOS guy I guess - I'm trying to extract the .MSP from
> autocad2007sp2.exe which is located on the root c:\
>
> Can anyone tell me the exact line to enter after the c:\> prompt in
> "command prompt" window, or in the "run" dialog from the start menu to
> accomplish this. I've tried the syntax identified in earlier posts, but
> can't seem to get it right.

Another way, if you do this on a regular basis...
http://rkmcswain.blogspot.com/2006/01/service-pack-tip.html

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