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                  ActiveMovie Redistributable
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Introduction

Please read the EULA.DOC for details of the
End User Licence Agreement.

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Files

AMovie.exe	Intel x86 and compatibles - English
AMovieA.exe	DEC Alpha - English
AMovieM.exe	MIPS R4x00 - English
AMovieP.exe	IBM PowerPC - English
CNAMovie.exe    Intel x86 and compatibles - Chinese (PRC)
TWAMovie.exe	Intel x86 and compatibles - Chinese (Taiwan)
KOAMovie.exe	Intel x86 and compatibles - Korean
JAAMovie.exe	Intel x86 and compatibles - Japanese
DEAMovie.exe	Intel x86 and compatibles - German

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Performing an ActiveMovie setup from within your product

For x86 Windows NT and Windows 95 use the following command line:

AMovie.exe /Q:1 /R:N /C:"amremove /setup_q"

For Alpha, MIPS and PowerPC Windows NT use the following command line:

AMovieA.exe /Q:1 /R:N /C"rundll32 amsetup.dll,Install QUIET"
AMovieM.exe /Q:1 /R:N /C"rundll32 amsetup.dll,Install QUIET"
AMovieP.exe /Q:1 /R:N /C"rundll32 amsetup.dll,Install QUIET"

Please note that the parameters ARE case sensitive.

/Q:1 disables the startup message
/R:N disables automatic rebooting
/C:  passes the quoted command to the embedded setup to disable its interactive
     dialogs