Use this tab to specify the basic information required for a program.
Note After you create a program, you cannot modify its name.
When the program is run on a client, the command line file name will first be searched for within the package. If the file does not exist there, SMS searches the local Windows directory. If SMS cannot find the file, the program fails.
If the file name does not have a filename extension specified, SMS tries .pif, .com, .exe, and .bat. If the file name has an extension but is not an executable, SMS tries to apply a local association. For example, if the command line is readme.gif, SMS will start the application specified on the client for opening .gif files.
For example:
setup.exe /a
command.com /c copy Jan98.dat
c:\sales\Jan98.dat
For example:
c:\office97
i386
Important Both the SMS restarts computer and the SMS logs user off actions are done forcefully after providing the user with a grace period. Applications that are running on clients when this occurs will not have an opportunity to save their states or data.
Other tabs in this dialog box: Requirements, Environment, Advanced
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Using Programs in Packages Overview