SMART Technologies Response 2009 Quick Reference Guide
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SMART Response™ 2009
System Administrator’s Guide
Windows® Operating Systems
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12/2009
Contents
Installing or Upgrading the Software............................................................. 10
Installing SMART Install Manager ................................................................ 27
Working with SMART Install Manager .......................................................... 28
Customizing the Installation Packages ......................................................... 30
Deploying the Installation Packages............................................................. 36
Changing Gallery Content Locations ............................................................ 49
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Removing Previous Versions of SMART Response..................................... 53
Removing Previous Versions of SMART Notebook...................................... 54
Product Code Values for Other Installation Packages.................................. 55
Chapter 1
Welcome
The SMART Response™ interactive response system is an assessment tool that enhances learning. It facilitates summative and formative assessment by allowing teachers to pose a question before, during or after a lesson to find out if students are on track. Teachers can use the feedback to help shape the rest of their lessons.
Teachers can easily add creativity to questions by combining text with images to make questions more dynamic. SMART Response comes with SMART Notebook™ collaborative learning software, and offers 6,000 learning objects that you can easily add to quizzes.
About This Guide
This guide explains how to install SMART Response, SMART Notebook and
SMART Product Drivers, and then configure and maintain the installation.
This guide is intended for IT administrators and others experienced with installing, configuring and administering Windows® software in a networked environment. To use this guide, you must:
• Know IT terminology such as “registry” and “domain controller”
• Know how to complete basic administrative tasks in Windows operating systems such as opening the Control Panel or modifying the registry
• Have administrative privileges and access to your school’s servers
• Have the SMART Response CD or access to the SMART Support website
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About SMART Response
As of version 2.5, you can install SMART Response in one of four modes for use with the corresponding student device. After you install SMART Response on a teacher’s computer, the teacher can select a different mode using the SMART Response
Setup Tool.
Mode
SMART Response
Description
Students use SMART Response clickers to enter responses.
SMART Response LE Students use SMART Response LE clickers to enter responses.
SMART Response PE Students use SMART Response PE clickers
(with texting support) to enter responses.
SMART Response CE Students use SMART
Notebook SE on their laptop or desktop computers to enter responses.
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IMPORTANT
• After installing the software, you must activate it following the instructions in the user’s guide for your selected SMART Response mode. For example, if you installed the software in SMART Response PE mode, you must activate it following the instructions in the SMART Response PE User’s Guide.
• If you or the teacher later switch SMART Response between one of the clicker modes and SMART Response CE mode, you must reactivate the software following the instructions in the appropriate user’s guide.
• You or the teacher must have local administrator access to use the
SMART Response Setup Tool.
To use SMART Response software, teachers must also have SMART Notebook on their computers. If the teachers’ computers are connected to SMART Board™ interactive whiteboards or other SMART interactive products, teachers must also have
SMART Product Drivers on their computers.
NOTES
• If your school is using SMART Response with clickers, you must configure the clickers and receivers after installing the software. For more information, see the user’s guide for your selected SMART Response mode
(SMART Response, SMART Response LE or SMART Response PE).
• If your school is using SMART Response CE, students need SMART
Notebook SE on their computers. For information on installing this program, see the SMART Notebook SE System Administrator’s Guide
( document 92263 ).
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Chapter 2
Installing SMART
Response
You can install SMART Response, SMART Notebook and SMART Product Drivers on teachers’ computers using the installation wizard, the command line interface or
SMART Install Manager (using Group Policy-based software deployment).
Regardless of which tool you use, review the information in this chapter before proceeding with the installation.
Before Installing the Software
Before installing SMART Response and other software, ensure your school’s computers meet the following hardware and software requirements:
• Pentium® III 750 MHz or later processor
• 512 MB RAM (1 GB recommended)
• 750 MB of free hard disk space for minimum installation
(2150 MB for full installation with Gallery collections)
• Windows® XP, Windows Vista® or Windows 7 operating system
• Internet Explorer® Internet browser 6.0 or later
• Adobe® Flash® Player 10 plug-ins for Internet Explorer Internet browser and
Firefox® web browser (provided with SMART Response)
• Adobe Reader® 8.0 or later
• Microsoft DirectX® application programming interface 8.1 or later
(required for SMART Video Player)
NOTES
• SMART Response assessment software runs on 32-bit operating systems only.
• You’re unable to use SMART Response software on Windows computers with
Intel Itanium® processors.
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Selecting a Tool
You can customize the installation packages using one of the following tools:
• Installation wizard
• Command line interface
• SMART Install Manager
Use the installation wizard if you’re installing the software on a small number of computers or if teachers and students are responsible for installing software on their own computers. For more information, see the SMART Response 2009 User’s Guide
( document 138074 ).
Use the command line interface if you prefer installing software using a command line interface rather than an GUI installation wizard, or if you use Windows Installer in conjunction with third-party imaging or remote management software to automate
installations across your school’s network. For more information, see page 9.
Use SMART Install Manager if you’re deploying the software across a large network of teacher computers and prefer to use SMART Install Manager, rather than a command line interface, to customize the installation packages. You can then use third-party software to automate the installation across your school’s network. For more
IMPORTANT
If you choose the command line interface or SMART Install Manager, you must also install the Adobe Flash Player plug-ins on all users’ computers (if they’re not already on the users’ computers).
Locating the Installation Packages
There are four installation packages (also known as .msi files) for SMART Response:
Installation Package
SMART Response
SMART Notebook
SMART Product Drivers
Adobe Flash Player plug-in
File Name
SMART Response.msi
SMART Notebook.msi
SMART Product Drivers.msi
install_flash_player_10_plugin.msi
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The SMART Response, SMART Notebook and Adobe Flash Player plug-in installation packages are located on the SMART Response CD in the Windows folder.
Alternatively, you can download these packages from www2.smarttech.com/st/en-US/
Support/Downloads/Admin+tools/ResponseAdminWin.htm
.
You can download the SMART Product Drivers installation package from the same URL.
Locating Language Files
If you’re planning to install SMART Response, SMART Notebook or SMART
Product Drivers in a language other than English (U.S.), ensure the corresponding
.mst file for that language is in the same folder as the .msi file:
File
1033.mst
2057.mst
1025.mst
2052.mst
1029.mst
1030.mst
1043.mst
1035.mst
1036.mst
1031.mst
1032.mst
Language
English (U.S.)
English (UK)
Arabic
Chinese
Czech
Danish
Dutch
Finnish
French
German
Greek
File
1038.mst
1040.mst
1044.mst
1045.mst
2070.mst
1046.mst
1049.mst
1034.mst
2058.mst
1053.mst
1055.mst
Language
Hungarian
Italian
Norwegian
Polish
Portuguese (Portugal)
Portuguese (Brazil)
Russian
Spanish (Spain)
Spanish (Mexico)
Swedish
Turkish
The .mst files are available from the same locations as the .msi files (see the previous page).
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If you want to support handwriting recognition in a language other than English, you must download and install the installation package for the language:
File myscript hwr (arabic).msi myscript hwr (chinese).msi
myscript hwr (danish).msi
myscript hwr (dutch).msi
myscript hwr (finnish).msi
myscript hwr (french).msi
myscript hwr (german).msi
Product Code Value
{978A47F7-B01C-4E6B-8ED7-9C48DA5ED5D9}
{1C08E9A9-AC34-41C1-82AE-28D052DBC500}
{5CAADAA8-39A6-44D4-A189-19A5DDB704AF}
{FFE8B367-7349-406F-A583-F2795A0A0548}
{7762637E-C185-4252-8FE9-72BC095AB47C}
{9A960F35-C1DA-4FC0-B802-EAFF4179FDB0}
{415CD877-0970-4CB6-B178-1E72F7DC60E7} myscript hwr (greek).msi
{DBBEDE5D-3342-4C13-ABA1-E35DA1147ED5} myscript hwr (hungarian).msi
{FB4F5116-0220-4296-B888-CBAFE6A6B9C0} myscript hwr (italian).msi
myscript hwr (japanese).msi
{0E5F9A13-4C27-4CE4-9E29-69223EE08FCF}
{B693FD69-0E52-4BD6-B2BA-59EC10BB4BEF} myscript hwr (korean).msi
{5CBF713D-6EC6-4BDF-9B40-6338AC0D1C1A} myscript hwr (norwegian).msi
{12A35C25-B07E-4481-B1A0-B36892C07491} myscript hwr (polish).msi
{909E3219-72DE-40A3-9162-E653CBEBABF2}
myscript hwr (portuguese).msi {727822B6-9BF7-41C0-AB57-8EE6E21814D9} myscript hwr (russian).msi
myscript hwr (spanish).msi
myscript hwr (swedish).msi
myscript hwr (turkish).msi
{1F2282B4-7A07-4AD1-BFCF-C58F37E3EC2C}
{EDAC6E0D-F93B-4B80-9377-F57D3BB5E6B1}
{EB61ED3F-8C2F-4D3D-81BE-CA16DA87D515}
{319B07E6-4D8A-4A7F-BC38-BA39C4BADF4F}
You can download these packages from www2.smarttech.com/st/en-US/Support/
Downloads/Admin+tools/ResponseAdminWin.htm
.
Chapter 3
Using the
Command Line
Interface
The installation packages contain all of the information Windows Installer requires to install or remove SMART Response, SMART Notebook and SMART Product Drivers.
Run the .msi files from a command prompt to start Windows Installer and install or modify the software using available properties and parameters.
IMPORTANT
• When you enter paths in the procedures below, use Universal Naming
Convention (UNC) paths.
• If you’re using the Windows Vista or Windows 7 operating system, you must open a Command Prompt window in Elevated mode with full administrator rights.
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Installing or Upgrading the Software
You can install or upgrade SMART Response, SMART Notebook and
SMART Product Drivers as well as handwriting recognition in languages other than
English and the Adobe Flash Player plug-in following the instructions in this section.
To install or upgrade
SMART Response
1. Open a Command Prompt window.
2. Type the following command: msiexec /i "[Path]\SMART Response.msi" [Properties]
[Parameter]
Where:
– [Path] is the path to the SMART Response.msi file.
– [Properties] is a set of properties you can include to customize the installation
–
[Parameter] is the installation parameter (see page 24).
3. Press ENTER.
Windows Installer installs or upgrades SMART Response.
To install or upgrade
SMART Notebook
1. Open a Command Prompt window.
2. Type the following command: msiexec /i "[Path]\SMART Notebook.msi" [Properties]
[Parameter]
Where:
– [Path] is the path to the SMART Notebook.msi file.
– [Properties] is a set of properties you can include to customize the installation
–
[Parameter] is the installation parameter (see page 24).
3. Press ENTER.
Windows Installer installs or upgrades SMART Notebook.
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To install or upgrade
SMART Product Drivers
1. Open a Command Prompt window.
2. Type the following command: msiexec /i "[Path]\SMART Product Drivers.msi"
[Properties] [Parameter]
Where:
– [Path] is the path to the SMART Product Drivers.msi file.
– [Properties] is a set of properties you can include to customize the installation
–
[Parameter] is the installation parameter (see page 24).
3. Press ENTER.
Windows Installer installs or upgrades SMART Product Drivers.
To install handwriting recognition in a language other than English
1. Open a Command Prompt window.
2. Type the following command: msiexec /i "[Path]\[File]" /q
Where:
– [Path] is the path to the handwriting recognition .msi file.
– [File] is the name of the handwriting recognition .msi file for the desired
3. Press ENTER.
Windows Installer installs handwriting recognition in the specified language.
NOTE
This may take several minutes with no indication of activity or completion.
To install the
Adobe Flash Player plug-in
1. Open a Command Prompt window.
2. Type the following command: msiexec /i "[Path]\install_flash_player_10_plugin.msi" /q
Where [Path] is the path to the install_flash_player_10_plugin.msi file.
3. Press ENTER.
Windows Installer installs the Adobe Flash Player plug-in.
NOTE
This may take several minutes with no indication of activity or completion.
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Removing the Software
In addition to installing or upgrading SMART Response, SMART Notebook,
SMART Product Drivers and the Adobe Flash Player plug-ins, you can remove them in Silent mode using Windows Installer.
To remove
SMART Response
1. Open a Command Prompt window.
2. Type the following command: msiexec /x "[Path]\SMART Response.msi" /q
Where [Path] is the path to the SMART Response.msi file.
3. Press ENTER.
Windows Installer removes SMART Response.
NOTE
This may take several minutes with no indication of activity or completion.
To remove
SMART Notebook
1. Open a Command Prompt window.
2. Type the following command: msiexec /x "[Path]\SMART Notebook.msi" /q
Where [Path] is the path to the SMART Notebook.msi file.
3. Press ENTER.
Windows Installer removes SMART Notebook.
NOTE
This may take several minutes with no indication of activity or completion.
To remove
SMART Product Drivers
1. Open a Command Prompt window.
2. Type the following command: msiexec /x "[Path]\SMART Product Drivers.msi" /q
Where [Path] is the path to the SMART Product Drivers.msi file.
3. Press ENTER.
Windows Installer removes SMART Product Drivers.
NOTE
This may take several minutes with no indication of activity or completion.
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To remove handwriting recognition
1. Open a Command Prompt window.
2. Type one of the following commands:
– msiexec /x "[Path]\myscript hwr ([Language]).msi" /q
Where [Path] is the path to the handwriting recognition .msi file and
[Language] is the name of the handwriting recognition .msi file for the installed
OR
– msiexec /x [Product Code] /q
Where [Product Code] is the product code value for the installed language
3. Press ENTER.
Windows Installer removes handwriting recognition.
NOTE
This may take several minutes with no indication of activity or completion.
To remove the
Adobe Flash Player plug-in
1. Open a Command Prompt window.
2. Type one of the following commands:
– msiexec /x "[Path]\install_flash_player_10_plugin.msi" /q
Where [Path] is the path to the install_flash_player_10_plugin.msi file.
OR
– msiexec /x {D85A1A59-DC52-4D13-9445-EF3F379D4DB5} /q
3. Press ENTER.
Windows Installer removes the Adobe Flash Player plug-in.
NOTE
This may take several minutes with no indication of activity or completion.
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Properties
SMART Response
The following are properties for the SMART Response installation package:
• INSTALLDIR
Value
[String]
Enter this value to:
Specify the path to your preferred folder for
SMART Response.
NOTE
If you don’t include this property, Windows Installer installs SMART Response in %PROGRAMFILES%\SMART Technologies\SMART Response.
• RESPONSE_ACTIVATION
Value
[String]
Enter this value to:
Specify the path to the SMART Response hardware activation registry file. Contact Technical Support for details
NOTE
This property is only applicable if you’re installing SMART Response in one of
the hardware modes (see page 2).
• ISX_SERIALNUM
Value
[String]
Enter this value to:
Specify the 22-character product key you received from
SMART Technologies for SMART Response CE.
NOTE
This property is only applicable if you’re installing SMART Response in
SMART Response CE mode (see page 2).
• INSTALL_SPU
Value
1
[Null]
Enter this value to:
(Default) Install SMART Product Update (SPU).
Not install SPU.
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• SPU_TIME_FRAME
Value
[Integer]
Enter this value to:
Specify the time in days between SPU checks.
NOTES
– By default, SPU checks for product updates every 30 days. You can set
SPU to check for product updates at intervals of one to 60 days.
– This property is only applicable if you install SPU.
• PRODUCT_NOTIFICATION
Value
1
[Null]
Enter this value to:
(Default) Notify the user when updates are available from SPU.
Not notify the user when updates are available from SPU.
NOTE
This property is only applicable if you install SPU.
• TRANSFORMS
Value
[String]
Enter this value to:
Specify a language .mst file for the installation.
NOTES
–
See page 7 for a list of available .mst language files.
– Ensure the specified .mst file is in the same folder as the .msi file.
– If you don’t specify a language using the TRANSFORMS property,
SMART Response uses the computer’s system language, if it is one of
the 22 listed on page 7, or English (U.S.), if otherwise.
• LAUNCH_RESPONSE_DESKTOP_MENU
Value
1
[Null]
Enter this value to:
(Default) Add the SMART Response icon to the notification area when the teacher logs on.
Not add the SMART Response icon to the notification area when the teacher logs on.
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• CERTIFICATE_FOLDER
Value
[String]
Enter this value to:
Specify the path to the certificate file for SSL digital certificate encryption.
NOTE
This property is only applicable to SMART Response CE.
• FILE_PORT
Value
[String]
Enter this value to:
Specify the port number for the file data channel.
(Set this property to * to use a random port number for the file data channel.)
NOTES
– This property is only applicable to SMART Response CE.
– The default port is 23458.
• SECURE_BASE_PORT
Value
[String]
Enter this value to:
Specify the port number for the encrypted data channel.
(Set this property to * to use a random port number for the encrypted data channel.)
NOTES
– This property is only applicable to SMART Response CE.
– The default port is 23457.
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• RESPONSE_MODE
Value
1
2
4
8
Enter this value to:
Install the software in SMART Response mode.
(Students enter responses using SMART Response clickers.)
Install the software in SMART Response CE mode.
(Students enter responses using SMART Notebook SE.)
Install the software in SMART Response LE mode.
(Students enter responses using SMART Response LE clickers.)
Install the software in SMART Response PE mode.
(Students enter responses using SMART Response PE clickers.)
NOTE
You or the teacher can change modes after installation using the
SMART Response Setup Tool (see page 2).
SMART Notebook
The following are properties for the SMART Notebook installation package:
• INSTALLDIR
Value
[String]
Enter this value to:
Specify the path to your preferred folder for SMART
Notebook.
NOTE
If you don’t include this property, Windows Installer installs the programs in
%PROGRAMFILES%\SMART Technologies\SMART Notebook.
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• ISX_SERIALNUM
Value
[String]
Enter this value to:
Specify the 22-character product key you received from
SMART Technologies for SMART Notebook.
NOTE
This auto populates the Product Key box in the activation wizard if you choose not to include the
ACTIVATE_LICENSE property below.
• ACTIVATE_LICENSE
NOTE
You must include the ISX_SERIALNUM property (above) for this property to work.
Value
1
Enter this value to:
Register the product key and automatically activate the software.
[Null] (Default) Register the product key but not automatically activate the software.
• CREATE_DESKTOPICONS
Value
1
[Null]
Enter this value to:
(Default) Include a shortcut to SMART Notebook on the desktop.
Not include a shortcut to SMART Notebook on the desktop.
• INSTALL_SPU
Value
1
[Null]
Enter this value to:
(Default) Install SMART Product Update (SPU).
Not install SPU.
• SPU_TIME_FRAME
Value
[Integer]
Enter this value to:
Specify the time in days between SPU checks.
NOTES
– By default, SPU checks for product updates every 30 days. You can set
SPU to check for product updates at intervals of one to 60 days.
– This property is only applicable if you install SPU.
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• PRODUCT_NOTIFICATION
Value
1
[Null]
Enter this value to:
(Default) Notify the user when updates are available from SPU.
Not notify the user when updates are available from SPU.
NOTE
This property is only applicable if you install SPU.
• TRANSFORMS
Value
[String]
Enter this value to:
Specify a language .mst file for the installation.
NOTES
–
See page 7 for a list of available .mst language files.
– Ensure the specified .mst file is in the same folder as the .msi file.
– If you don’t specify a language using the TRANSFORMS property,
SMART Notebook uses the computer’s system language, if it is one of the
22 listed on page 7, or English (U.S.), if otherwise.
• ACC
1
2
Value
0
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Enter this value to:
Disable Internet access.
Enable Internet access only for Gallery Setup.
Enable Internet access only for Language Setup.
Enable Internet access only for Gallery Setup and
Language Setup.
Enable Internet access only for SPU.
Enable Internet access only for Gallery Setup and SPU.
Enable Internet access only for Language Setup and SPU.
Enable Internet access for everything except the Customer
Experience Program.
Enable Internet access only for the Customer Experience
Program.
Enable Internet access only for Gallery Setup and the
Customer Experience Program.
Enable Internet access only for Language Setup and the
Customer Experience Program.
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Value
11
12
13
14
15
Enter this value to:
Enable Internet access for everything except SPU.
Enable Internet access only for SPU and the Customer
Experience Program.
Enable Internet access for everything except Language
Setup.
Enable Internet access for everything except Gallery Setup.
(Default) Enable Internet access for everything.
• NETWORK_CONTENT, CONTENT_SOURCE_PATH,
CONTENT_TARGET_PATH, FULL_GALLERY and *_CONTENT
For information on these properties, see page 39.
• TEAM_CONTENT_PATH
Value
[String]
Enter this value to:
Specify the path to the Team Content folder.
NOTES
– A Team Content folder is a location on your school’s network where teachers and students can store shared content.
–
For information on creating a Team Content folder, see page 50.
• MY_CONTENT
Value
[String]
Enter this value to:
Specify the path to the My Content folder.
NOTE
A My Content folder is a location on the teacher’s computer where he or she can store individual content.
• CUSTOMER_LOGGING
Value
0
1
2
Enter this value to:
Disable the Customer Experience Program.
Allow the teacher to enable or disable the
Customer Experience Program.
Enable the Customer Experience Program.
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• PRINT_CAPTURE
Value
1
[Null]
Enter this value to:
(Default) Install the Print Capture Driver.
Not install the Print Capture Driver.
NOTE
The Print Capture Driver is a printer driver that allows teachers to import content from other programs into SMART Notebook.
SMART Product Drivers
The following are properties for the SMART Product Drivers installation package:
• INSTALLDIR
Value
[String]
Enter this value to:
Specify the path to your preferred folder for SMART Product
Drivers.
NOTE
If you don’t include this property, Windows Installer installs the programs in
%PROGRAMFILES%\SMART Technologies\SMART Product Drivers.
• INSTALL_SPU
Value
1
[Null]
Enter this value to:
(Default) Install SMART Product Update (SPU).
Not install SPU.
• SPU_TIME_FRAME
Value
[Integer]
Enter this value to:
Specify the time in days between SPU checks.
NOTES
– By default, SPU checks for product updates every 30 days. You can set
SPU to check for product updates at intervals of one to 60 days.
– This property is only applicable if you install SPU.
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• PRODUCT_NOTIFICATION
Value
1
[Null]
Enter this value to:
(Default) Notify the user when updates are available from SPU.
Not notify the user when updates are available from SPU.
NOTE
This property is only applicable if you install SPU.
• TRANSFORMS
Value
[String]
Enter this value to:
Specify a language .mst file for the installation.
NOTES
–
See page 7 for a list of available .mst language files.
– Ensure the specified .mst file is in the same folder as the .msi file.
– If you don’t specify a language using the TRANSFORMS property,
SMART Product Drivers uses the computer’s system language, if it is one
of the 22 listed on page 7, or English (U.S.), if otherwise.
• ACC
2
4
Value
0
11
13
15
Enter this value to:
Disable Internet access.
Enable Internet access only for Language Setup.
Enable Internet access only for SPU.
Enable Internet access for everything except SPU.
Enable Internet access for everything except Language
Setup.
(Default) Enable Internet access for everything.
• LAUNCH_BOARD_TOOLS
Value
1
[Null]
Enter this value to:
(Default) Start SMART Tools after the installation completes.
Not start SMART Tools after the installation completes.
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• TOOLS_STARTUP_GROUP
Value
1
[Null]
Enter this value to:
(Default) Start SMART Tools each time the teacher logs on.
Not start SMART Tools each time the teacher logs on.
• ENABLE_TABLETPC_SUPPORT
NOTE
This property is only applicable for the Windows Vista and Windows 7 operating systems. It has no effect on other operating systems.
Value
1
[Null]
Enter this value to:
(Default) Use Tablet PC functionality with the SMART Board interactive whiteboard without connecting a Tablet PC.
Not use Tablet PC functionality with the SMART Board interactive whiteboard without connecting a Tablet PC.
NOTE
If you specify 0, users won’t have touch support at the
Windows logon screen.
• START_SNMP_SERVICE
Value
1
Enter this value to:
Enable SMART SNMP Agent, allowing you to remotely monitor and control your SMART products and projectors from a central location.
[Null] (Default) Disable SMART SNMP Agent.
NOTE
For more information on SMART SNMP Agent, see the SMART SNMP Agent
Administrator’s Guide ( document 128702 ).
• WEBSERVER_AUTO
Value
1
Enter this value to:
Start SMART Web Server when the teacher logs on.
[Null] (Default) Not start SMART Web Server when the teacher logs on.
• WEBSERVER_PORT
Value
[Integer]
Enter this value to:
Specify a port number for SMART Web Server if the default port (80) is being used by another program.
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Parameters
The following are properties for the installation packages:
NOTE
These are standard Windows Installer parameters.
Parameter
/q
/qb
/qb!
/qb+
/qb+!
/qr
/qf
/qn
/qn+
Use this parameter to:
Hide the installation wizard.
NOTE
This is Silent mode.
Show a basic installation wizard.
Show a basic installation wizard without a Cancel button.
Show a basic installation wizard with a dialog box signaling the end of the installation.
Show a basic installation wizard without a Cancel button but with a dialog box signaling the end of the installation.
Show a reduced installation wizard.
Show the full installation wizard, including a dialog box signaling the end of the installation or the Fatal Error, User Exit or Exit dialog box.
Hide the installation wizard and the dialog box signaling the end of the installation.
Hide the installation wizard but show the dialog box signaling the end of the installation.
Examples
This example installs SMART Response with default settings in Silent mode: msiexec /i "\\Installs\SMART Response\SMART Response.msi" /q
This example installs SMART Notebook in Silent mode, specifying central locations on the school’s network for Gallery content and the Team Content folder: msiexec /i "\\Installs\SMART Notebook\SMART Notebook.msi"
NETWORK_CONTENT=1 CONTENT_TARGET_PATH="\\server\gallery\"
TEAM_CONTENT_PATH="\\server\teamcontent\" /q
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This example installs SMART Notebook and the Geography and History categories of the Gallery Essentials collection in Silent mode: msiexec /i "\\Installs\SMART Notebook\SMART Notebook.msi"
FULL_GALLERY="" GEOGRAPHY_CONTENT=1 HISTORY CONTENT=1 /q
This example installs SMART Notebook in Silent mode, enabling the Customer
Experience Program by default: msiexec /i "\\Installs\SMART Notebook\SMART Notebook.msi"
CUSTOMER_LOGGING=2 /q
This example installs SMART Product Drivers, displaying the installation wizard in German: msiexec /i "\\Installs\SMART Product Drivers\
SMART Product Drivers.msi" TRANSFORMS="1031.mst" /qb
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Chapter 4
Using SMART
Install Manager
SMART Install Manager allows you to customize the installation packages (also known as .msi files) by publishing .mst files. You can then install the .msi and .mst files on the teacher and student computers using Group Policy-based software deployment or other software management tools.
Installing SMART Install Manager
You can install SMART Install Manager from the SMART Response CD.
OR
You can download and install SMART Install Manager from the SMART
Support website.
To install the software from the DVD
1. Insert the SMART Response CD in your computer’s CD drive.
The SMART Response dialog box appears.
NOTE
If the dialog box doesn’t appear, browse to and open
[CD Drive]\CDBrowser.exe in Windows Explorer.
2. Click Administrator Preparation and Tools, and then click
Install SMART Install Manager.
The SMART Install Manager installation wizard appears.
3. Follow the on-screen instructions to install SMART Install Manager.
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To install the software from the website
1. In a Web browser, browse to www2.smarttech.com/st/en-US/Support/Downloads/
Admin+tools/ResponseAdminWin.htm
.
2. Click SMART Install Manager to download the SMART Install Manager installation wizard.
3. Double-click the Install Manager.exe file.
The SMART Install Manager installation wizard appears.
4. Follow the on-screen instructions.
Working with SMART Install Manager
After you install SMART Install Manager, shortcuts to the software appear on the desktop and in the Start menu under All Programs > SMART Technologies >
SMART Install Manager.
With SMART Install Manager, you can do the following:
• Open an installation package.
• Save your changes to the installation package.
• Publish your changes to the installation packages as an .mst file.
Opening an Installation Package
To customize an installation package, open its .msi file in SMART Install Manager by doing one of the following:
• Select File > Open.
• Click .
• Click and drag the .msi file into the SMART Install Manager window.
Alternatively, you can search for installation packages on your computer by clicking , or on CDs or DVDs by clicking .
TIP
All installation packages you’ve previously opened in SMART Install Manager appear in the Unmodified Packages tab.
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After you open an installation package, a set of pages for that installation package appear in SMART Install Manager:
Customize the installation package using the controls in these pages. See page 30 for
more information.
Saving Your Changes
After customizing an installation package, you can save your changes as an XML file by selecting File > Save As. When you next start SMART Install Manager, you can load the XML file by selecting File > Open, or by opening the .msi file, and then selecting File > Import.
TIP
All XML files you create or open in SMART Install Manager appear in the
Modified Packages tab of the Welcome page.
Publishing Your Changes as an .mst File
The final step in using SMART Install Manager to customize an installation package is to publish your changes as an .mst file. Do this by selecting File > Publish, and then using the dialog box to define a location for and create the .mst file.
TIP
Publish the .mst file in the same network location as the .msi file.
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Customizing the Installation Packages
You can customize the SMART Response, SMART Notebook and
SMART Product Drivers installation packages using SMART Install Manager.
Customizing the SMART Response Installation Package
Open the SMART Response.msi file in SMART Install Manager (see page 28), and
then complete the following procedures.
To set installation options
1. Click Installation Options.
The Installation Options page appears.
2. In the Installation directory box, type the path to your preferred folder for
SMART Response.
NOTE
If you don’t specify a folder, Windows Installer installs the program in
%PROGRAMFILES%\SMART Technologies\SMART Response.
To set activation options
1. Click Activation Options.
The Activation Options page appears.
2. In the Registry file box, type the path to the SMART Response hardware
activation registry file. Contact Technical Support for details (see page 57).
NOTE
This property is only applicable if you are installing SMART Response in one
of the hardware modes (see page 2).
To configure SPU 1. Click SMART Product Update (SPU) Options.
The SMART Product Update (SPU) Options page appears.
2. Select the Install SMART Product Update check box to install SPU.
3. In the Check for updates box, type the number of days between SPU checks.
NOTE
By default, SPU checks for product updates every 30 days. You can set SPU to check for product updates at intervals of one to 60 days.
4. Select the Notify users about SMART product updates check box to notify the teacher when product updates are available.
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To add the
SMART Response icon to the notification area when the teacher logs on
1. Click Desktop Menu Configuration.
The Desktop Menu Configuration page appears.
2. Select the Start Desktop Menu at log in for all users check box to add the
SMART Response icon to the notification area when the teacher logs on.
To set the certificate file and ports for SMART Response CE
1. Click Optional Configuration Settings.
The Optional Configuration Settings page appears.
2. In the Certificate file box, type the path to the certificate file for SSL digital certificate encryption.
OR
Click Browse, and then use the dialog box to browse to and select the certificate file.
3. In the File port box, type the port number for the file data channel.
OR
In the File port box, type * to use a random port number for the file data channel.
NOTE
The default port is 23458.
4. In the Secure Base port box, type the port number for the encrypted data channel.
OR
In the Secure Base port box, type * to use a random port number for the encrypted data channel.
NOTE
The default port is 23457.
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To select the
SMART Response mode
1. Click SMART Response Setup Tool.
The SMART Response Setup Tool page appears.
2. Select one of the following options:
– SMART Response PE clickers
– SMART Response clickers
– SMART Response LE clickers
– SMART Notebook SE
NOTE
You or the teacher can change modes after installation using the
SMART Response Setup Tool (see page 2).
Customizing the SMART Notebook Installation Package
Open the SMART Notebook.msi file in SMART Install Manager (see page 28), and
then complete the following procedures.
To set installation options
1. Click Installation Options.
The Installation Options page appears.
2. In the Installation directory box, type the path to your preferred folder for
SMART Notebook.
NOTE
If you don’t specify a folder, Windows Installer installs the program in
%PROGRAMFILES%\SMART Technologies\SMART Notebook.
3. In the Product key box, type your school’s 22-character product key for
SMART Notebook.
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To configure SPU 1. Click SMART Product Update (SPU) Options.
The SMART Product Update (SPU) Options page appears.
2. Select the Install SMART Product Update check box to install SPU.
3. In the Check for updates box, type the number of days between SPU checks.
NOTE
By default, SPU checks for product updates every 30 days. You can set SPU to check for product updates at intervals of one to 60 days.
4. Select the Notify users about SMART product updates check box to notify the student when product updates are available.
To specify Gallery collections and folders
For information on Gallery collections and folders, see page 39.
To specify content folders
1. Click Team Content.
The Team Content page appears.
2. In the Team Content path box, type the path to the Team Content folder.
NOTES
– A Team Content folder is a location on your school’s network where teachers and students can store shared content.
–
For information on creating a Team Content folder, see page 50.
3. Click My Content.
The My Content page appears.
4. In the My Content path box, type the path to the My Content folder.
NOTE
A My Content folder is a location on the teacher’s computer where he or she can store individual content.
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To configure the
Customer Experience
Program
1. Click Customer Experience.
The Customer Experience page appears.
2. Click Allow users to participate in the Customer Experience Program to allow the teacher to enable or disable the Customer Experience Program.
OR
Click Enable the Customer Experience Program on all computers to enable the Customer Experience Program for the teacher automatically.
To configure the
Print Capture Driver
1. Click Print Capture.
The Print Capture page appears.
2. Select the Install print capture driver check box to include the Print Capture
Driver in the installation.
NOTE
The Print Capture Driver is a printer driver that allows teachers to import content from other programs into SMART Notebook.
Customizing the SMART Product Drivers Installation
Package
Open the SMART Product Drivers.msi file in SMART Install Manager (see page 28),
and then complete the following procedures.
To set installation options
1. Click Installation Options.
The Installation Options page appears.
2. In the Installation directory box, type the path to your preferred folder for
SMART Product Drivers.
NOTE
If you don’t specify a folder, Windows Installer installs the program in
%PROGRAMFILES%\SMART Technologies\SMART Product Drivers.
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To configure SPU 1. Click SMART Product Update (SPU) Options.
The SMART Product Update (SPU) Options page appears.
2. Select the Install SMART Product Update check box to install SPU.
3. In the Check for updates box, type the number of days between SPU checks.
NOTE
By default, SPU checks for product updates every 30 days. You can set SPU to check for product updates at intervals of one to 60 days.
4. Select the Notify users about SMART product updates check box to notify the student when product updates are available.
To configure post-installation options
1. Click SMART Tools.
The SMART Tools page appears.
2. Select the Start SMART Tools at logon check box to start SMART Tools each time the teacher logs on.
3. Click Tablet PC Support.
The Table PC Support page appears.
4. Select the Enable Tablet PC Support check box to use Tablet PC functionality with the SMART Board interactive whiteboard without having to connect a
Tablet PC.
NOTE
– This check box is only applicable for the Windows Vista and Windows 7 operating systems. It has no effect on other operating systems.
– If you clear this check box, users won’t have touch support at the
Windows logon screen.
5. Click SNMP Agent.
The SNMP Agent page appears.
6. Select the Start Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Agent check box to enable remote monitoring and control of your SMART products and projectors from a central location using SMART SNMP Agent.
NOTE
For more information on SMART SNMP Agent, see the SMART SNMP Agent
Administrator’s Guide ( document 128702 ).
7. Click Web Server.
The Web Server page appears.
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8. Select the Start SMART Web Server at startup check box to start
SMART Web Server when the teacher logs on.
9. In the Port box, type a new port number for SMART Web Server if the default port
(80) is being used by another program.
Deploying the Installation Packages
After publishing .mst files for the teacher and student installation packages, you can install these installation packages using Group Policy-based software deployment or other software management tools.
NOTE
These procedures may vary depending on your version of Windows operating system and your system preferences.
To deploy an installation package
1. Copy the .msi file and the .mst file you published using SMART Install Manager
(see page 29) to \\[Domain Controller]\NETLOGON, where [Domain Controller]
is your school’s domain controller.
2. Open the Control Panel.
3. Double-click Administrative Tools.
4. Double-click Active Directory Users and Computers.
The Active Directory Users and Computers window appears.
5. Right-click your school’s domain, and then select Properties.
The Properties dialog box appears.
6. Click the Group Policy tab, and then click Edit.
The Group Policy Object Editor dialog box appears.
7. Browse to and open Computer Configuration\Software Settings.
8. Right-click Software Installation, and then select New > Package.
9. Browse to and select the .msi file from step 1.
10. In the Deploy Software section, click Advanced, and then click OK.
11. Click the Modifications tab, and then click Add.
12. Browse to and select the .mst file from step 1.
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13. Click OK to apply the .mst file to the .msi file.
14. Close all open windows and dialog boxes.
The next time each computer on the domain starts, it automatically installs the software in Silent mode with the customizations defined in the .mst file.
To remove a deployed installation package
1. Open the Control Panel.
2. Double-click Administrative Tools.
3. Double-click Active Directory Users and Computers.
The Active Directory Users and Computers window appears.
4. Right-click your school’s domain, and then select Properties.
The Properties dialog box appears.
5. Click the Group Policy tab, and then click Edit.
The Group Policy Object Editor dialog box appears.
6. Browse to and open Computer Configuration\Software Settings\
Software Installation.
7. Right-click the software you want to remove, and then select All Tasks >
Remove.
8. Select Immediately uninstall the software from users and computers, and then click OK.
The next time each computer on the domain starts, it automatically removes the software.
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Chapter 5
Installing and Maintaining
Gallery Content
Gallery content includes the following:
• Gallery Essentials, which is a collection of educational photos and other images, audio files, and Adobe Flash files
• Lesson Activity Toolkit, which contains objects teachers can use to create their own lesson activities
Gallery content is accessible from the Gallery tab in SMART Notebook:
This chapter explains how to install and maintain Gallery content.
Installing Gallery Content
Typically, you install Gallery content on each teacher and student computer. However, you can install Gallery content in a central location and then configure SMART
Notebook to refer to that location. This is ideal for environments where hard disk space on teacher and student computers is limited.
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Installing Gallery Content on Each Computer
Downloading Gallery Content
Download Gallery content to a folder on your school’s network following the procedure in this section, and then install the content on each computer from this folder.
OR
Download the content from the SMART website during installation.
To download
Gallery content
1. Open the SMART Notebook installation package in SMART Install Manager
2. Click Gallery Content.
The Gallery Content page appears.
3. Click Install the Gallery on each computer.
4. Click Download, and then follow the on-screen instructions.
Configuring Gallery Content Using the Command Line Interface
If you’re installing the software using the command line interface, include the following properties in the Teacher and Student installation package customizations:
• CONTENT_SOURCE_PATH
Value
[Path]
Enter this value to:
Specify the path to the folder on your school’s network that contains the Gallery Essentials and Lesson Activity
Toolkit folders (if you downloaded the Gallery Essentials and Lesson Activity Toolkit collections).
• CONTENT_TARGET_PATH
Value
[Path]
Enter this value to:
Specify the path to the folder where you want to install the
Gallery content (if you don’t want to use the default folder
%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Application Data\
SMART Technologies).
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If you want to install the full Gallery Essentials collection: Include FULL_GALLERY=1 in the installation package customization. Alternatively, specify which categories you want to install by including the following properties in the installation package customization:
Gallery Essentials Category
Administration and Evaluation
Arts
English and Language Arts
Geography
History
Mathematics
People and Culture
Science and Technology
Special Needs
Sports and Recreation
Property
ADMIN_CONTENT=1
ARTS_CONTENT=1
ENGLISH_CONTENT=1
GEOGRAPHY_CONTENT=1
HISTORY_CONTENT=1
MATH_CONTENT=1
PEOPLE_CONTENT=1
SCIENCE_CONTENT=1
SPECIAL_CONTENT=1
SPORTS_CONTENT=1
If you want to install the Lesson Activity Toolkit collection: Include LAT_CONTENT=1 in the installation package customization.
Configuring Gallery Content Using SMART Install Manager
If you’re installing the software using SMART Install Manager, complete the procedure in this section to configure Gallery content.
To configure
Gallery content using
SMART Install Manager
1. Open the SMART Notebook installation package in SMART Install Manager
2. Click Gallery Content.
The Gallery Content page appears.
3. Click Install the Gallery on each computer.
4. In the Source location box, type the path of the folder on your school’s network that contains the Gallery content (if you downloaded Gallery collections to your school’s network).
5. In the Destination folder, type the path of the location on each computer where you want to install the Gallery collections if you don’t want to use the default folder
(%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Application Data\SMART Technologies).
6. Clear the check boxes of the Gallery collections you don’t want to install.
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7. Publish your changes as an .mst file (see page 29), and then deploy the .msi and
Installing Gallery Content in a Central Location
Downloading Gallery Content
To place and use Gallery content in a central location on your school’s network, you must first download the content to that location by performing the procedure in this section.
To download
Gallery content
1. Open the SMART Notebook installation package in SMART Install Manager
2. Click Gallery Content.
The Gallery Content page appears.
3. Click Share Gallery content with all computers from a common network
location.
4. Click Browse in the Share Gallery Content area, and then specify a network location accessible to all users.
5. If you want to download the Gallery Essentials collection, click Install beside
Essentials for Educators, and then follow the on-screen instructions.
6. If you want to download the Lesson Activity Toolkit collection, click Install beside
Lesson Activity Toolkit, and then follow the on-screen instructions.
Configuring Gallery Content Using the Command Line Interface
If you’re installing the software using the command line interface, include the following properties in the SMART Notebook installation package customizations:
• NETWORK_CONTENT
Value
1
Enter this value to:
Refer to Gallery content in a central location specified in the
CONTENT_TARGET_PATH property.
NOTE
Because you include this property with a value of 1, Windows Installer ignores the CONTENT_SOURCE_PATH, FULL_GALLERY and *_CONTENT properties.
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• CONTENT_TARGET_PATH
Value
[String]
Enter this value to:
Specify the path to the folder on your school’s network that contains the Gallery Essentials and Lesson Activity
Toolkit folders.
Configuring Gallery Content Using SMART Install Manager
If you’re installing the software using SMART Install Manager, complete the procedure in this section to configure Gallery content.
To configure
Gallery content using
SMART Install Manager
1. Open the SMART Notebook installation package in SMART Install Manager
2. Click Gallery Content.
The Gallery Content page appears.
3. Click Share Gallery content with all computers from a common network
location.
4. In the Gallery location box, type the path of the folder on your school’s network that contains the Gallery content.
5. Publish your changes as an .mst file (see page 29), and then deploy the .msi and
Modifying Gallery Content
After installing the software, you can modify Gallery content using Gallery Setup.
This program is available under %PROGRAMFILES%\Common Files\
SMART Technologies\SMART Product Update and you can run it from a graphical user interface or the command line.
To run Gallery Setup from a graphical user interface
1. In Windows Explorer, browse to %PROGRAMFILES%\Common Files\
SMART Technologies\SMART Product Update.
2. Double-click Gallery Setup.exe.
The Select a Gallery dialog box appears.
3. Select the Gallery collection you want to modify, and then click OK.
Gallery Setup starts.
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4. In the Content tab, select the check boxes of the categories you want to include and clear the check boxes of the categories you don’t want to include.
5. In the Languages tab, select the check boxes of the language packs you want to include and clear the check boxes of the language packs you don’t want to include.
TIP
To see the language pack names in English, clear the Show native names check box.
6. In the Installation folder for Gallery content box, type the path to the folder where you want to store the Gallery collection.
7. Click OK.
Gallery Setup updates the selected Gallery collection.
8. Click Finish.
To run Gallery Setup from the command line
1. Open a Command Prompt window.
2. Type the following command:
"[Path]\Gallery Setup.exe" [Command] [Flags] [Parameters]
Where:
– [Path] is the path to the Gallery Setup.exe file.
NOTE
The default path is %PROGRAMFILES%\Common Files\
SMART Technologies\SMART Product Update.
–
[Command] is a command (see page 45).
–
[Flags] is one or more optional flags for the command (see page 46).
–
[Parameters] is one or more parameters for the command (see page 46).
NOTES
–
For example commands, see page 48.
– Gallery Setup doesn’t support Windows Installer options.
3. Press ENTER.
Gallery Setup updates the selected Gallery collection.
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Commands
The following table defines available commands for Gallery Setup:
Command
--downloadall
--installsome
--uninstall
--register
Purpose
Download the entire Gallery collection to a source folder.
--downloadsome Download specific categories of the Gallery collection to a
--installall source folder.
Install the entire Gallery collection from the source folder to the destination folder.
Notes
Specify which categories you want to download using the --c parameter.
• If you omit the --source parameter, Gallery Setup doesn’t use a default path unless you provide the
--allowdownload flag.
• If you omit the --destination parameter, Gallery Setup uses the default path defined in the Gallery collection’s configuration.
Install specific categories of the
Gallery collection from the source folder to the destination folder.
• If you omit the --source parameter, Gallery Setup doesn’t use a default path unless you provide the
--allowdownload flag.
• If you omit the --destination parameter, Gallery Setup uses the default path defined in the Gallery collection’s configuration.
• Specify which categories you want to download using the --c parameter.
Remove the installed Gallery collection.
Define the location of Gallery content.
Use this command with the
--destination and
--configuration parameters, or with the --guid parameter.
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Flags
The following table defines available flags for Gallery Setup:
Flag
--remote
Purpose
Prevent Gallery Setup from registering itself with
SMART Notebook.
Notes
This disables the Check for
Updates feature and prevents users from updating the content.
--verbose Output progress of operations to standard output when working in command line mode.
--overrideproxy Set Gallery Setup to ignore default (system-wide or previously set) proxy settings where applicable, and use a proxy specified by the --proxy parameter (server:port format), using a user name and password provided by the
--username and --password parameters.
You can set a user name and password without
--overrideproxy, and still use it for authentication with the default proxy.
--allowdownload Download the Gallery collection from the default URL specified in the configuration.
Use this flag with the
--installall or --installsome parameters when you omit the
--source parameter.
--forcedest Share Gallery content across users.
Parameter
--source
Parameters
The following table defines available parameters for Gallery Setup:
Value
[Path]
Purpose Notes
Define the path to a local or network folder where the
Gallery content is stored before installation.
If you omit this parameter, the installation program uses the default URL from the Gallery configuration, as specified by the --guid or --configuration parameters.
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Parameter
--destination
Value
[Path]
Purpose
Define the path to a local or network folder where Gallery
Setup installs the Gallery content.
Notes
If you omit this parameter,
Gallery Setup uses this default path found in the computer’s registry:
%ALLUSERPROFILES%\
Application Data\
SMART Technologies\
Gallery Essentials.
--configuration [Path]
--guid
Define the full path to a
.gallerycollection file, including the file name.
If you omit this parameter, you must provide the --guid parameter to specify a known
Gallery collection.
[Identifier] Specify a known Gallery collection to work with.
--c [Alias] Download or install the category of the Gallery collection identified by [Alias].
Use this parameter with the
--downloadsome and
--installsome commands.
A Gallery collection is known if
Gallery Setup has already opened its .gallerycollection file. In this situation, use this parameter instead of the
--configuration parameter.
You can include several --c parameters in a single command. Valid [Alias] values for the Gallery Essentials collection are:
• admin
• arts
• english
• geography
• history
• math
• people
• science
• special
• sports
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Parameter
--ui
Value
N/A
Purpose Notes
Specify the user interface level.
Use this parameter to show a progress indicator and error messages. If you don’t include this parameter, Gallery Setup works silently without a user interface.
• Use --register with the
--downloadall or
--downloadsome parameters to display the full user interface.
• Use --register with the
--installall or --installsome parameters to display a minimal user interface.
Examples
Downloading a Gallery Collection
Use the following command to copy a Gallery collection from a specific source folder to a common destination folder:
"[Path]\Gallery Setup.exe" --downloadall --destination
"[Path]" --configuration "[Path]"
Downloading Certain Categories of a Gallery Collection
Use the following command to copy only certain categories of a Gallery collection from a specific source folder to a common destination folder:
"[Path]\Gallery Setup.exe" --downloadsome --destination
"[Path]" --configuration "[Path]" --c "[Alias 1]"
--c "[Alias 2]"
Installing a Gallery Collection
Use the following command to install a Gallery collection from the default source
(as defined in the .gallerycollection file) to a specific destination folder:
"[Path]\Gallery Setup.exe" --installall --allowdownload
--destination "[Path]" --configuration "[Path]"
Installing Certain Categories of a Gallery Collection
Use the following command to install certain categories of a Gallery collection from the default source (as defined in the .gallerycollection file) to a specific destination folder:
"[Path]\Gallery Setup.exe" --installsome --remote
--source "[Path]" --allowdownload --destination "[Path]"
--configuration "[Path]" --c "[Alias 1]" --c "[Alias 2]"
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Registering Installed Gallery Collections with SMART Notebook
If you’ve installed Gallery collections to a network location, use the following command to register the Gallery content with SMART Notebook on each user’s computer:
"[Path]\Gallery Setup.exe" --register --remote --forcedest
--destination "[Path]" --configuration "[Path]"
Removing a Gallery Collection
Use the following command to remove the Gallery Essentials collection:
"[Path]\Gallery Setup.exe" --uninstall
--guid gallery.smarttech.com
TIP
To automate the removal of a Gallery collection, you can use the command in a batch file as a startup script.
Changing Gallery Content Locations
After installing the software, you can do the following:
• Change the location of the My Content folder.
• Create or connect to a Team Content folder.
• Connect to an RSS feed.
Starting SMART Notebook in Administration Mode
Before you can maintain content folders in SMART Notebook, you must start the program in Administration mode.
To start
SMART Notebook in Administration mode
1. Open a Command Prompt window.
2. Type "[Path]\Notebook.exe" /admin, where [Path] is the path to the
SMART Notebook program folder, and then press ENTER.
NOTE
The default path is %PROGRAMFILES%\SMART Technologies\
SMART Notebook.
SMART Notebook starts in Administration mode.
50 | CHAPTER 5 – INSTALLING AND MAINTAINING GALLERY CONTENT
Changing the Location of the My Content Folder
The My Content folder is a location where teachers and students can store content for their individual use.
You can specify the location of the My Content folder during installation. If you don’t specify a location, the default location is %APPDATA%\SMART Technologies\
Gallery\My Content.
You can change the location of the My Content folder after installation.
To change the location of the
My Content folder
1. Start SMART Notebook in Administration mode (see page 49).
2. Open the Gallery tab.
3. Click Show additional Gallery actions , and then select
Administration: Content Locations.
The Administration: Content Locations dialog box appears.
4. Click Browse.
The Browse For Folder dialog box appears.
5. Browse to and select the new My Content folder, and then click OK.
6. Click Close.
7. Close SMART Notebook.
Creating or Connecting to Team Content Folders
All SMART Notebook users can create new content and save it in their My Content folders. To allow users to share content, you must create or connect to a Team
Content folder.
TIP
If you create a Team Content folder on a computer’s hard disk, the folder is only available to users of that computer. However, if you create a Team Content folder on a server, the folder is available to all users on the school’s network with read and write access to the folder.
To create a new
Team Content folder
1. Start SMART Notebook in Administration mode (see page 49).
2. Open the Gallery tab.
51 | CHAPTER 5 – INSTALLING AND MAINTAINING GALLERY CONTENT
3. Click Show additional Gallery actions , and then select
Administration: Content Locations.
The Administration: Content Locations dialog box appears.
4. Click Create New.
The Browse For Folder dialog box appears.
5. Browse to and select the folder you want to designate as a Team Content folder, and then click OK.
NOTE
SMART Notebook adds an imsmanifest.xml file to the Team Content folder after you click OK. This file identifies the folder as a Team Content folder.
6. Click Close.
7. Close SMART Notebook.
To connect to an existing
Team Content folder
1. Start SMART Notebook in Administration mode (see page 49).
2. Open the Gallery tab.
3. Click Show additional Gallery actions , and then select
Administration: Content Locations.
The Administration: Content Locations dialog box appears.
4. Click Add Existing.
The Browse For Folder dialog box appears.
5. Browse to and select the Team Content folder, and then click OK.
6. Click Close.
7. Close SMART Notebook.
To disconnect a
Team Content folder
1. Start SMART Notebook in Administration mode (see page 49).
2. Open the Gallery tab.
3. Click Show additional Gallery actions , and then select
Administration: Content Locations.
The Administration: Content Locations dialog box appears.
52 | CHAPTER 5 – INSTALLING AND MAINTAINING GALLERY CONTENT
4. Select the folder in the Team Content list, and then click Remove.
IMPORTANT
If you installed the Gallery Essentials and Lesson Activity Toolkit collections, folders for those collections appear in the Team Content list. Do not remove these folders from the list, or users will not be able to access these collections.
5. Click Close.
6. Close SMART Notebook.
Connecting to an RSS Feed
You can connect to a public or private RSS feed to send information to your school’s
SMART Notebook users through the Gallery tab.
RSS is a format for delivering regularly changing Web content. Many news-related websites, blogs and other publishers broadcast their content as RSS feeds.
To connect to an RSS feed
1. Start SMART Notebook in Administration mode (see page 49).
2. Open the Gallery tab.
3. Click Show additional Gallery actions , and then select
Administration: Content Locations.
The Administration: Content Locations dialog box appears.
4. Type the URL of the RSS feed in the Online Resources box.
5. Click Close.
6. Close SMART Notebook.
Appendix A
Removing
Previous Versions of
Software
SMART recommends that you remove any previous version of SMART Response and
SMART Notebook before installing new versions.
When you remove a previous version of SMART Response or SMART Notebook, the uninstall process may leave behind registry entries, preventing you from installing new versions.
If you have problems installing SMART Response or SMART Notebook after removing an earlier version, download and run the Windows Installer Clean Up utility.
CAUTION
Use caution when you open the Windows registry editor. If you incorrectly modify the Windows registry, you can damage your computer’s operating system. Back up your registry before performing the following procedures.
Removing Previous Versions of
SMART Response
SMART uses the Windows Installer 3.1 installation utility to install SMART Response.
You can use standard Windows Installer user interaction parameters when removing
previous versions of the software (see page 24).
54 | APPENDIX A – REMOVING PREVIOUS VERSIONS OF SOFTWARE
Performing a Default Removal of SMART Response from a
Command Line
Before you can perform the following procedures, you must obtain the product code for your version of SMART Response. You can find your product code value in the following table:
Version
1.0.52.0
1.0.70.1
1.0.77.3
1.0.92.4
2.0.97.0
2.1.307.0
2.2.591.1
Product Code Value
{7CA593A5-D1C0-4729-8D10-AC2037589649}
{7CA593A5-D1C0-4729-8D10-AC2037589649}
{7CA593A5-D1C0-4729-8D10-AC2037589649}
{55703158-2749-48C0-A563-935E7D825D20}
{BDB1F637-C890-4B86-A5A7-D20D8DBE176B}
{CFD7DD74-42F9-4B50-AFCD-1E0B0F5ABBA4}
{7A63D2B1-DE99-4DB3-93E7-8FDEDD49E3E3}
NOTES
• Versions 2.0.97.0 and earlier were referred to as Senteo™ assessment software.
• Include braces—“{” and “}”—when entering a product code value in the following commands.
To remove a previous version of SMART Response silently, use the /x and /q options.
For example: msiexec.exe /x "[Path to the .msi file]\SMART Response.msi"
/q
OR msiexec.exe /x [Product Code] /q
Removing Previous Versions of
SMART Notebook
See the SMART Notebook System Administrator’s Guide ( document 123394 ) for instructions on removing previous versions of SMART Notebook.
55 | APPENDIX A – REMOVING PREVIOUS VERSIONS OF SOFTWARE
Product Code Values for Other
Installation Packages
File Product Code Value
Handwriting Recognition myscript hwr (arabic).msi myscript hwr (chinese).msi
myscript hwr (danish).msi
myscript hwr (dutch).msi
myscript hwr (finnish).msi
myscript hwr (french).msi
myscript hwr (german).msi
myscript hwr (greek).msi
{978A47F7-B01C-4E6B-8ED7-9C48DA5ED5D9}
{1C08E9A9-AC34-41C1-82AE-28D052DBC500}
{5CAADAA8-39A6-44D4-A189-19A5DDB704AF}
{FFE8B367-7349-406F-A583-F2795A0A0548}
{7762637E-C185-4252-8FE9-72BC095AB47C}
{9A960F35-C1DA-4FC0-B802-EAFF4179FDB0}
{415CD877-0970-4CB6-B178-1E72F7DC60E7}
{DBBEDE5D-3342-4C13-ABA1-E35DA1147ED5} myscript hwr (hungarian).msi
{FB4F5116-0220-4296-B888-CBAFE6A6B9C0} myscript hwr (italian).msi
myscript hwr (japanese).msi
{0E5F9A13-4C27-4CE4-9E29-69223EE08FCF}
{B693FD69-0E52-4BD6-B2BA-59EC10BB4BEF} myscript hwr (korean).msi
{5CBF713D-6EC6-4BDF-9B40-6338AC0D1C1A} myscript hwr (norwegian).msi
{12A35C25-B07E-4481-B1A0-B36892C07491} myscript hwr (polish).msi
{909E3219-72DE-40A3-9162-E653CBEBABF2}
myscript hwr (portuguese).msi {727822B6-9BF7-41C0-AB57-8EE6E21814D9} myscript hwr (russian).msi
{1F2282B4-7A07-4AD1-BFCF-C58F37E3EC2C} myscript hwr (spanish).msi
myscript hwr (swedish).msi
myscript hwr (turkish).msi
Adobe Flash Player Plug-ins install_flash_player_10_ plugin.msi
{EDAC6E0D-F93B-4B80-9377-F57D3BB5E6B1}
{EB61ED3F-8C2F-4D3D-81BE-CA16DA87D515}
{319B07E6-4D8A-4A7F-BC38-BA39C4BADF4F}
{D85A1A59-DC52-4D13-9445-EF3F379D4DB5}
56 | APPENDIX A – REMOVING PREVIOUS VERSIONS OF SOFTWARE
Appendix B
Customer Support
Online Information and Support
Visit www.smarttech.com/support to view and download user’s guides, how-to and troubleshooting articles, software and more.
Training
Visit www.smarttech.com/trainingcenter for training materials and information about our training services.
Technical Support
If you experience difficulty with your SMART product, please contact your local reseller before contacting SMART Technical Support. Your local reseller can resolve most issues without delay.
NOTE
To locate your local reseller, visit www.smarttech.com/where .
All SMART products include online, telephone, fax and e-mail support:
Online
Telephone
Fax
E-mail www.smarttech.com/contactsupport
+1.403.228.5940 or
Toll Free 1.866.518.6791 (U.S./Canada)
(Monday to Friday, 5 a.m. – 6 p.m. Mountain Time)
+1.403.806.1256
58 | APPENDIX B – CUSTOMER SUPPORT
General Inquiries
Address SMART Technologies
3636 Research Road NW
Calgary, AB T2L 1Y1
CANADA
Switchboard +1.403.245.0333 or
Toll Free 1.888.42.SMART (U.S./Canada)
Fax
+1.403.228.2500
Registration
To help us serve you, register online at www.smarttech.com/registration .
Index
A
administration content, 41, 47
Adobe Flash Player plug-ins
Essentials for Educators collection, See
Gallery Essentials collection
examples
command line installation, 24–25
C
command line installation, 9–25
Customer Experience Program, 20, 34
F
file types
Flash Player plug-ins. See Adobe Flash
Player plug-ins
D
drivers
Print Capture, See Print Capture
Driver
E
G
Gallery content
Gallery Essentials collection, 39, 41
Group Policy-based software
60 | INDEX
H
handwriting recognition, 8, 11, 13
O
I
Install Manager, See SMART Install
Manager
P
people and culture content, 41, 47
J
R
K
L
Lesson Activity Toolkit collection, 39, 41
M
msiexec, See command line installation
N
S
SMART Notebook
SMART Product Drivers
SMART Product Update, 14–15, 18–19,
SMART Response
61 | INDEX
special needs content, 41, 47 sports content, 41, 47
T
Team Content folders, 20, 50–52
training, 57 troubleshooting articles, 57
U
W
See also command line installation,
SMART Install Manager
Windows Vista operating system, 23
X
62 | INDEX
Toll Free 1.866.518.6791 (U.S./Canada) or +1.403.228.5940
www.smarttech.com
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