Originally Posted by
irneb
That's true ... but then would they want your code to be installed? Seeing as your code would inevitably be an "add-on" in itself, if the co doesn't want add-ons, then why would they want yours, never mind OpenDCL?
BTW, it's possible to add an OpenDCL installation as if it's actually part of your own program. E.g. anyone remember CDGPurge? It installed OpenDCL without anyone even noticing
.
this is what i put in our acaddoc.lsp
Code:
(if
(and
(not
(findfile "C:\\Program Files\\Common Files\\OpenDCL\\OpenDCL.17.arx")
)
(findfile "OpenDCL.Runtime.ENU.5.0.2.1.msi")
);and
(command "_.start" "OpenDCL.Runtime.ENU.5.0.2.1.msi")
);if