;
; This file is used to specify command line arguments to the installer for unattended installation.
; Command line arguments can be sent directly into the installer or sent in via this file or a 
; combination of the two. 
;  For example:  currently, this file contains two options: /port and /printer.  When running the
; installer, it will run as normal because the /u option has not been specified.  If you ran the installer 
; as setup /u, it would run unattended and use the two values as specified in the Defaults section of this file. 
; If you ran the installer as setup /u /printer=1, it would run unattended and choose the second printer as
; opposed to the first available printer.  (Options specified on the command line will override options specified
; in this file.)
; The Options key (found below) can also include the /u option.  This would make the installer run as unattended
; always.
;
; Here is a detailed description of the options:
; /u    Signals to the installer to use the specified port and printer as also given on the command line (or in this file)
;        and use all default selections.  Installation will proceed without prompting the user.
;
; /port=xxxx   Used to specify what the default port should be when doing an unattended install.  The value specified
;                      by xxxx should be a valid port with no spaces.
;
; /printer=n  Used to specify the default printer to use when doing an unattended install.  The value specified by n is
;                     an integer that references the zero based index in the list of available printers.  For example, the available
;                     printers for HP LaserJet 2100 installation are:
;
;                                      0 = HP LaserJet 2100
;                                      1 = HP LaserJet 2100M
;
; /pd=n  Used to specify if the installed printer should be made the default printer.  The value specified by n is an
;              integer of zero or non-zero (i.e., 0 or 1).  If a zero is specified (or the option is not specified in the command
;              line at all), the printer will not become the default printer.  If a one is specified, the printer will be made the
;              default printer.
;

[Defaults]
Options= /port=LPT1: /printer=0 /pd=1