I would like to deploy SwiftFile 4.0 automatically to 6,000 users across 6 languages. I see the parameter to flag the language is /L, but it does not seem to be working.
i.e.
Swiftfile.exe /L French
Swiftfile.exe /L “French”
Swiftfile.exe /L French (France)
Swiftfile.exe /L “French (France)”
Please help asap.
Thank you,
Lance Zakin
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This option indicates that the installation should run in the specified language as specified. You can specify the language ID as either a hexadecimal or decimal number. If you specify the hexadecimal number, be sure to proceed the value with 0x. For example, the following commands indicate that the installation should be run in German:
Setup.exe -L0x0407
Setup.exe -L1031
Note that if you specify a language ID that is not supported by the installation or you specify an invalid language ID, the parameter is ignored. Also note that if this parameter is specified and it is valid, the language dialog (if enabled) is automatically suppressed.
So for french, the install command would be Swiftfile.exe /L1036
Note: This is the command line to set the Installer UI to the French language. You asked about installing swiftfile automatically which typically does not involve a UI install.
The documentation for Swiftfile indicates that it supports multiple languages and installs them all as part of it’s default installation so you probably don’t need to specify any language for your silent install.
SwiftFile supports all languages supported by IBM Notes. Multiple languages can be mixed within the same application and even within the same document without adversely affecting SwiftFile’s prediction ability.