Thank you Mike,

you are right, it was my fault. Now the install works fine.

Let me make two remarks:

1. When starting the bat-file without parameter you get an error message you
cannot read  because the dos-window disappears immediately. To prevent this
it would be nice to insert a PAUSE statement in the case of error.

2. Why don't you admit calling the bat-file without parameter instead of a
dot for the current directory? In this case I could simply doubleclick the
name of the bat-file without the need to open a dos-window etc.

Regards,
Gerd Leibrock

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