                              Fast Link Checker

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/*  1. Installation/Uninstallation without installation program.              */
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1.1 Installation
    It is not necessary to run Fast Link Checker Installation Program to get
Fast Link Checker installed. You can just unpack this archive anywhere on your
hard drive and run fastlinkchecker.exe file. If you wish to use Fast Link
Checker Console Tool, run conlinkchecker.exe file.

1.2 Uninstallation
    Simply remove files you copied. If you also wish to remove Fast Link Checker
settings files, then remove the "Fast Link Checker" folder from your
"Application Data" directory, which is commonly located at:
Windows 9x/Me: "\WINDOWS\Application Data"
Windows NT: "\WINDOWS\Profiles\[User name]\Application Data"
Windows 2000/XP: "\Documents and settings\[User name]\Local Settings\Application Data"
              or "\Documents and settings\[User name]\Application Data"
Windows Vista: "\Users\[User name]\AppData\Local"
            or "\Users\[User name]\AppData\Roaming"
where [User name] is the user name you have logged into the system.
This folder may be not visible in Windows Explorer, if so please either enable
"Show hidden files and folders" options on the "View" tab of "Folder Options"
window from "Tools" menu in Windows Explorer, or copy and paste folder name
directly to the address bar of Windows Explorer.

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/*  2. Installation/Uninstallation with installation program.                 */
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2.1 Installation
    Just run the installation program. You can also use command line arguments
for installation program (see section 4 of this document).

2.2 Reinstallation
    If Fast Link Checker is already installed, you can run installation program
to repair or reinstall Fast Link Checker. Also if you decide to switch installed
software edition, you need to start installation program and choose "Repair
installed software" option and then select another edition during repairing.

2.3 Uninstallation
    To uninstall Fast Link Checker, start installation program and choose
"Remove installed software" option.

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/*  3. Silent Installation/Uninstallation with installation program.          */
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3.1 Installation
    Silent installation allows installing software without any user activity.
To start silent installation, use the following command line: "setup.exe -s install"
where "setup.exe" is name of the installation program.

3.2 Reinstallation
    Silent reinstallation allows repairing or reinstalling software without any
user activity. To start silent reinstallation, use the following command line:
"setup.exe -s install [uninstlog]"
where "setup.exe" is name of the installation program;
[uninstlog] is name and full path to uninst.log file, which is generated by
installation program during installation or repairing.

3.3 Uninstallation
    Silent uninstallation allows uninstalling software without any user activity.
To start silent uninstallation, use the following command line:
"setup.exe -s uninstall [uninstlog]"
where "setup.exe" is name of the installation program;
[uninstlog] is name and full path to uninst.log file, which is generated by
installation program during installation or repairing.

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4.1 Command line arguments
    Either
      uninstlog - path to the uninst.log file;
    or
      -install - first time installation (or repairing, if program is already installed);
      -repair [uninstlog] - repair installation;
      -uninstall [uninstlog] - uninstallation;
      -s install [uninstlog] - silent installation or reinstallation;
      -s uninstall [uninstlog] - silent uninstallation;
      -l [en] - language abbreviation for multilingual setup;
      -f [deffolder] - default folder for installation or reinstallation;
      -r - remove all application settings stored in the system (uninstall only);
      -full - Install both Application and Console Editions (default);
      -app - Install Application Edition;
      -con - Install Console Edition;
      -reg [name [key]] - registration name/key (install or repair only).

Arguments that are shown in square brackets may be omitted.
[uninstlog] is name and full path to uninst.log file, which is generated
by installation program during installation or repairing. This argument
is used only if default file name stored in the registry is not available
(in some cases when user has no administrator rights to write to
the system registry during installation).

Silent installation reports the following error codes:
Common error codes
0	No error;
1	Handled exception raised;
2	Callback reported error;
3	Cannot open setup module for read;
4	Setup module is not on the disk type device;
5	Cannot load information about installed program;
6	Failed to create thread;
7	Failed to stop another instance of installer;
8	Failed to stop installed program;
Installation error codes
9	Archive integrity check failed;
10	Not enough disk space;
11	No permisstion to delete files or folders;
12	Cannot create folder;
13	Installation failed and rolled back;
Uninstallation error codes
14	Silent uninstallation selected when program is not yet installed;
15	Failed to open or read uninst.log;
16	No permisstion to delete files or folders;
17	Failed to finish uninstallation.

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Web: http://www.webtweaktools.net/
http://www.fastlinkchecker.com/
