Smart notebook 2014 software admin guidlines

Education Software
Installer 2014
Windows® operating systems
System administrator’s guide
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Contents
Chapter 1: Getting started 1
Computer requirements 2
Locating installation and supporting files 3
Chapter 2: Customizing the software 7
Using SMART Install Manager 7
Using third-party tools 18
Chapter 3: Deploying the software 19
Using the command line interface 20
Using third-party imaging or remote management software 23
Activating the software after installation 24
Renewing keys 27
Chapter 4: Updating the software 33
Using a Windows Installer update installation package (MSI file) 33
Using a Windows Installer patch (MSP file) 35
Chapter 5: Removing the software 37
Using the user interface 37
Appendix A: Windows Installer properties and parameters 45
Properties 45
Parameters 56
Examples 57
Appendix B: Language files and codes 59
Installation language files and codes 59
Language packs 60
Appendix C: Installing and maintaining Gallery content 63
Installing Gallery content 64
Modifying Gallery content 69
Changing Gallery content locations 75
Appendix D: Removing previous versions of SMART Board software 81
Removing SMART Board software 9.x 81
Cleaning the registry 83

C O N T E N T S
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Chapter 1
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Getting started
Computer requirements 2
Locating installation and supporting files 3
Locating the complete installer 3
Locating installation packages 4
Language files 5
This guide explains how to customize and deploy the following software:
l SMART Notebook™ collaborative learning software 14
l SMART Notebook Math Tools software
l SMART Product Drivers 11.5
l SMART Ink™ 2.1
l SMART Response™ 2014 assessment software
N O T E
For information on customizing and deploying previous versions of this software, see the
appropriate system administrator’s guides at smarttech.com/support.
This guide is intended for IT administrators and others experienced with customizing, deploying and
administering Windows® software in a networked environment. To use this guide, you must
l Know IT terminology such as “registry” and “domain controller”
l Know how to complete basic administrative tasks in Windows operating systems such as
modifying the registry
l Have administrative privileges and access to servers
l Have access to the DVD or to the Internet

C H A P T E R 1
Getting started
I M P O R T A N T
You must run the commands documented in this guide in an Administrator Command Prompt
window. To open an Administrator Command Prompt window, right-click the Command Prompt
icon, and then select Run as Administrator.
Computer requirements
N O T E
Operating systems and other third-party software released after this SMART software might not be
supported.
Before you install the software, ensure your teachers’ computers meet the minimum requirements:
l Pentium® 4 processor or better
l 2 GB of RAM
l Free hard disk space:
Software Space required
SMART Notebook software 832 MB
Gallery Essentials 575 MB
Lesson Activity Toolkit 136 MB
SMART Product Drivers 595 MB
SMART Ink 92 MB
SMART Response software 521 MB
Supporting files 295 MB
Recommended total free hard disk space 3 GB
l Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 operating system
l Microsoft® .NET Framework 4 Client Profile for SMART Notebook software and SMART Ink
l Microsoft Visual Studio® 2010 Tools for Office for SMART Ink
l Adobe® Flash® 12 ActiveX® control for SMART Notebook software
l Adobe Flash Player 12 Firefox® plug-in for SMART Notebook software and SMART Response
software

C H A P T E R 1
Getting started
l Adobe Reader® 8.0 or later
l DirectX® technology 9 or later for SMART Notebook software and SMART Video Player
l DirectX 9 compatible graphics hardware for SMART Notebook software
l Internet Explorer® Internet browser 8 or later
N O T E
If you don’t have the Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Client Profile, Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
Tools for Office, the Adobe Flash Player 12 ActiveX control or the Adobe Flash Player 12 Firefox
plug-in, the installation wizard installs these components.
Locating installation and supporting files
Before you can customize or deploy SMART software, you must decide which type of file to use for
the installation, and then locate the installation and supporting files. Select one of the following
available installation file types.
l Complete installer, also known as an Executable (EXE) file.
l Installation package, also known as an MSI file.
Locating the complete installer
There is one complete installer file (also known as an EXE file) for the Education Software Installer:
Installation package File name
Education Software Installer SMARTEducationSoftware.exe
You can download the complete installer from smarttech.com/downloads.
N O T E
All required Adobe Flash and Microsoft .NET Framework prerequisites install automatically when
you install SMART software with the EXE file.

C H A P T E R 1
Getting started
Locating installation packages
Before deploying the Education Software Installer installation package, you must deploy the following
third-party installation packages:
If you want to install this software: Deploy these installation packages:
SMART Notebook software l Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Client Profile files
(dotNetFx40_Client_x86_x64.exe)
l Adobe Flash Player ActiveX control
(install_flash_player_12_active_x.msi)
l Adobe Flash Player plug-in
(install_flash_player_12_plugin.msi)
SMART Product Drivers l Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Client Profile files
(dotNetFx40_Client_x86_x64.exe)
l Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Office
(vstor40_x86.exe for 32-bit computers or
vstor40_x64.exe for 64-bit computers running
32-bit or 64-bit versions of Microsoft Office)
SMART Response software l Adobe Flash Player plug-in
(install_flash_player_12_plugin.msi)
N O T E
You can run the dotNetFx40_Client_x86_x64.exe file to install all required Microsoft .NET
Framework prerequisites and the Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Client Profile files. However,
SMART recommends that you download the latest version of the Microsoft .NET Framework files
from the Microsoft website. For information on deploying the Microsoft .NET Framework, refer to
the .NET Framework deployment guide for administrators on the MSDN website
(msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee390831.aspx).
The third-party installation packages are located on the DVD in
[DVD drive]:AdministratorsWindowsEducation Software InstallSupport.
The Education Software Installer installation package (SMARTEducationSoftware.msi) is located
on the DVD in [DVD drive]:AdministratorsWindowsEducation Software Install.
Alternatively, you can download the installation packages in a .zip file from
smarttech.com/administratordownloads. The installation packages are located in the Support folder
of the .zip file.

C H A P T E R 1
Getting started
I M P O R T A N T
SMART recommends that you deploy SMART software using the
SMARTEducationSoftware.msi installation package. However, if you choose to deploy the
software using individual installation packages, you need to do the following:
l If you use a custom value for the INSTALLDIR property, ensure this value is identical across
all the installation packages.
l If you deploy any language packs with the administrator install, ensure the
SupportLanguages folder exists in the root of the admin .msi so that the administrator install
finds the language packs to install.
Save the installation packages in a location on your network that’s accessible to all computers on
which you plan to install the software.
Language files
If you plan to deploy the installation packages in a language other than English (U.S.), ensure the
corresponding MST file for the language is in the same folder as the MSI file (see Installation
language files and codes on page 59).
Similarly, if you want users to be able to view and use the software in a language other than English,
you must download and install the appropriate language pack (see Language packs on page 60).
These language packs are located on the DVD under
[DVD drive]:AdministratorsWindowsEducation Software InstallSupportLanguages or in
the downloaded .zip file under SupportLanguages.

Smart notebook 2014 software admin guidlines

Chapter 2
Customizing the software
Using SMART Install Manager 7
Installing SMART Install Manager 7
Selecting an installation file 8
Using SMART Install Manager with the complete installer 9
Opening a complete installer file 9
Saving your changes 9
Publishing your changes as an XML file 9
Using SMART Install Manager with the installation packages 10
Opening an installation package 10
Saving your changes 10
Publishing your changes as an MST file 11
Customizing the software 11
Using third-party tools 18
You can customize the installation using one of the following methods:
l Customize the complete installer using SMART Install Manager.
l Customize the installation packages using SMART Install Manager.
l Customize the installation packages using third-party tools and Windows Installer properties.
Using SMART Install Manager
SMART Install Manager enables you to customize SMART software installation packages (also
known as MSI files) by publishing MST files. You can then deploy the MSI and MST files to
computers using third-party imaging or remote management software.
Installing SMART Install Manager
Install SMART Install Manager from the DVD.
OR
Download and install SMART Install Manager from the SMART Support website.

C H A P T E R 2
To install SMART Install Manager from the DVD
1. Insert the DVD in your computer’s DVD drive.
2. Browse to Administrators/Windows/Install Manager on the [DVD drive], and then
double-click SMART Install Manager.exe.
The SMART Install Manager installation wizard appears.
3. Follow the on-screen instructions.
To install SMART Install Manager from the website
1. Go to smarttech.com/administratordownloads.
2. Scroll to SMART Notebook collaborative learning software, click Choose a version, and then
select SMART Notebook software > 14.0 for Windows.
3. Click Download SMART Install Manager, and then click Download.
4. Save the file to your computer.
5. Browse to the file on your computer, and then double-click the file.
The SMART Install Manager installation wizard appears.
6. Follow the on-screen instructions.
Selecting an installation file
After you install SMART Install Manager, shortcuts to the software appear on the desktop and in the
Start menu (Windows 7 operating systems) or the Apps screen (Windows 8 operating system).
You can use SMART Install Manager with either the custom installer or with the installation
packages. Depending on which file type you select, you can do the following:
Installation file Tasks
Complete installer (.exe file) l Open and customize the complete installer (.exe file).
l Save your changes to the installation package as an XML file.
l Publish your changes to the installation packages as an XML
file.
Installation package (.msi
file)
l Open and customize an installation package (.msi file)
l Save your changes to the installation package as an XML file.
l Publish your changes to the installation packages as an MST
file.

C H A P T E R 2
Using SMART Install Manager with the complete installer
Use the following instructions if you selected the complete installer.
Opening a complete installer file
To customize the complete installer, drag the SMARTEducationSoftware.exe file into the
SMART Install Manager window.
Alternatively, you can search for the complete installer on your computer by clicking , or on CDs or
DVDs by clicking .
After you open the complete installer, a set of pages for that installer appears in
SMART Install Manager. Customize the complete installer using the controls on these pages.
For further information on available controls see Customizing the software on page 11.
Saving your changes
After you customize the complete installer, save your changes as an XML file by selecting
File > Save As. When you next start SMART Install Manager, load the XML file by selecting
File > Open, or by opening the EXE file and then selecting File > Import.
Publishing your changes as an XML file
The final step in using SMART Install Manager to customize the complete installer is to publish your
changes as an XML file. To do this, select File > Publish, and then use the dialog box to define a
location for and create the XML file.

C H A P T E R 2
Using SMART Install Manager with the installation packages
Use the following instructions if you selected the installation packages.
Opening an installation package
To customize an installation package, drag the SMARTEducationSoftware.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 .
N O T E
All installation packages you’ve previously opened in SMART Install Manager appear in the
Unmodified Packages tab.
After you open an installation package, a set of pages for that installation package appears in
SMART Install Manager. Customize the installation package using the controls on these pages.
For further information on available controls see Customizing the software on the next page.
Saving your changes
After you customize an installation package, save your changes as an XML file by selecting
File > Save As. When you next start SMART Install Manager, load the XML file by selecting
File > Open, or by opening the MSI file and then selecting File > Import.

C H A P T E R 2
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. To do this, select File > Publish, and then use the dialog box to define a
location for and create the MST file.
T I P
If you use an older MST file created with an earlier version of the MSI file, it might not work properly.
Use the current MSI file to create your MST file. Publish the MST file in the same location as the
MSI file.
After you’ve opened your install file in SMART Install Manager, you can customize the software by
setting the controls on each page. Available controls are defined in the following table.
Control Procedure Notes
General Options: Product Selection
Activate software during
installation
Select to activate the software
automatically during installation
rather than manually after
installation.
You must include the product key
properties for the software you’re
installing for this property to work.
For mass activation information,
see Activating the software after
installation on page 24.
SMART Product Drivers Select to install
SMART Product Drivers.
SMART Ink Select to install SMART Ink.
SMART Notebook software Select to install
SMART Notebook software.
Read the two notes regarding
SMART’s new software
licensing, and then select the I
acknowledge the above box
located under each note.
I M P O R T A N T
If you don’t select the two
license acknowledgment boxes,
SMART Notebook software
doesn’t install.
Product key Type your 25-character product
key for SMART Notebook
software.
You can type the product key with
or without hyphens.
When you type a volume product
key, the software activates when
you deploy it to your network
computers.

C H A P T E R 2
SMART Response
software
Select to install
SMART Response software.
If you choose to install
SMART Response software, you
must also install
When you select this check box,
SMART Install Manager
automatically selects
SMART Notebook.
Product key If you’re installing
SMART Response software and
students use SMART Notebook
SE (Student Edition) software or
SMART Response VE Internet-
enabled devices to answer
questions, type your 25-
character product key for
SMART Response software.
or without hyphens.
computers.
SMART Notebook Math
Tools
Select to install
SMART Notebook Math Tools
software.
If you choose to install
software, you must also install
Product key Type your 22- or 25-character
product key for
software.
or without hyphens.
computers.
Remove SMART products
that aren’t selected above if
they exist on the system
Select to remove all SMART
software products found on any
machine on your system (except
any SMART products you
selected above).
If you don’t select this setting, all
SMART Education software
found is upgraded, even if the
SMART software isn’t selected
above.
This affects the behavior of the
installer when you perform an
upgrade. It enables you to remove
any education software that isn’t
selected in Install Manager.

C H A P T E R 2
General Options: Installation Options
Installation directory Type the path to your preferred
folder for the software.
If you specify a folder, include a
back slash () at the end of the
path.
If you don’t specify a folder,
Windows Installer installs the
software in [Program files]
SMART Technologies
Education Software where
[Program files] is C:Program
Files for 32-bit versions of
Windows operating systems or
C:Program Files (x86) for 64-bit
versions of Windows operating
systems.
Ensure the folder path is valid.
SMART Install Manager doesn’t
verify the folder path.
Install Start menu and
desktop shortcuts
Select to create shortcuts in the
Start menu and on the desktop.
General Options: Language Selection
Select the language packs
you want to install
Select the language packs you
want to install.
Don’t select more than 20
language packs (see
smarttech.com/kb/170081).
General Options: SMART Product Update
Install SMART Product
Update in Full mode
Select to install
SMART Product Update (SPU)
in Full mode.
In Full mode, users can view the
installed versions of SMART
software as well as their product
keys, and download and install
updates.
Install SMART Product
Update in Dashboard mode
Select to install SPU in
Dashboard mode.
In Dashboard mode, users can
view only the installed versions of
SMART software and their
product keys.
Do not install SMART
Product Update
Select to not install SPU.
Check for updates Type the number of days (1 to
60) between SPU checks.
This option is available only if you
install SPU in Full mode.
By default, SPU checks for
product updates every 30 days.

C H A P T E R 2
Notify users about SMART
product updates
Select to notify users of
available SMART product
updates through the Windows
notification area.
This option is available only if you
install SPU in Full mode.
General Options: Customer Experience
Enable the Customer
Experience Program on all
devices
Select to automatically enable
the Customer Experience
Program for all users.
Disable the Customer
Experience Program on all
devices
Select to automatically disable
the Customer Experience
Program for all users.
SMART Notebook: Gallery Content
See Installing and maintaining Gallery content on page 63.
SMART Notebook: Team Content
Team Content path Type the path to the
Team Content folder, which is a
location on your school’s
network where users can store
shared content.
For information on creating a
Team Content folder, see
Creating or connecting to Team
Content folders on page 77.
SMART Notebook: My Content
My Content path Type the path to the My Content
folder, which is a location on the
user’s computer where he or she
can store individual content.
You can include environment
variables in the path.
SMART Notebook: Optional Settings
Install print capture driver Select to include the Print
Capture Driver in the installation.
The Print Capture Driver is a
printer driver that enables users to
export content from other
programs to SMART Notebook
software by using the
SMART Notebook Document
Writer.
Register
SMART Document Camera
drivers
Select to enable the registration
of SMART Document Camera™
drivers.
Disable the registration of
SMART Document Camera
drivers if they conflict with the
third-party drivers on the
computer.

C H A P T E R 2
Copy the
SMART Notebook tutorial
file
Select to copy the
tutorial file to the user’s
Documents folder.
The SMART Notebook software
tutorial file opens when a user first
starts the software. It
demonstrates how to use the
software and what’s new in the
current version of the software.
If there is limited space on users’
computers, you can choose to not
copy the tutorial file to their
Documents folders.
SMART Response: Setup Tool
SMART Response LE Select to enable students to
answer questions with
SMART Response LE clickers.
SMART Response PE Select to enable students to
SMART Response PE clickers.
SMART Response XE Select to enable students to
SMART Response XE clickers.
SMART Response/Senteo Select to enable students to
SMART Response or Senteo™
clickers.

C H A P T E R 2
SMART Response VE Select to enable students to
enabled devices.
SMART Notebook SE Select to enable students to
SMART Notebook SE in
SMART Response CE mode.
Multiple SMART Response
devices in the same class
Select to enable students to
answer questions with Senteo,
SMART Response,
SMART Response LE,
SMART Response PE or
SMART Response XE clickers,
or SMART Notebook SE.
Select Include
SMART Response VE to also
enable students to answer
questions with
enabled devices.
SMART Response: Optional Settings
Start Desktop Menu at log
in for all users
Select to start
SMART Response software
when the user logs on.
Install the education
standards database
Select to install the
SMART Response education
standards database.
File port Type the port number for the file
data channel.
OR
Type * to use a random port
number for the file data channel.
This control is applicable only if
students answer questions with
SMART Notebook SE.
The default port is 23458.

C H A P T E R 2
Secure Base port Type the port number for the
encrypted data channel.
OR
Type * to use a random port
number for the encrypted data
channel.
SMART Notebook SE.
The default port is 23457.
Certificate file Type the path to the certificate
file for SSL digital certificate
encryption.
OR
Click Browse and then browse
to and select the certificate file.
SMART Notebook SE.
SMART Response: SMART Response VE Server
Local server website Type the URL of the
SMART Response VE Server
(for example,
http://response.example.com).
SMART Product Drivers: Optional Settings
Enable Tablet PC Support Select to use Tablet PC
functionality with your SMART
interactive display without
having to connect a Tablet PC.
This property is applicable for the
Windows 7 operating systems. It
has no effect on other operating
systems.
Start SMART System
Menu at logon
Select to start SMART System
Menu when the user logs on.
Start SNMP Agent services
at logon
Select to enable SNMP Agent
services.
SMART Ink: Optional Settings
Start SMART Ink at logon Select to start SMART Ink when
the user logs on.
Ink Roaming Profile Select to register the default ink
plugin registry keys for Microsoft
Office.
If you enable the registration of
default ink plugin registry keys,
Microsoft Office applications work
as expected when a user with a
roaming profile logs in a machine
that doesn’t have SMART Ink
installed.

C H A P T E R 2
Make SMART Ink Viewer
the default PDF viewer
Select to make SMART Ink
Viewer to the default PDF
viewer.
Using third-party tools
You can customize SMART software installation packages by creating MST files using a third-party
tool, such as Orca database editor, and the Windows Installer properties (see Windows Installer
properties and parameters on page 45).

Chapter 3
Deploying the software
Installing prerequisite third-party software 20
Installing SMART software with the complete installer 21
Installing SMART software with the installation package 22
Using third-party imaging or remote management software 23
Activating the software after installation 24
Renewing keys 27
Renewing keys in unattended mode 28
Renewing keys in user interface mode 29
Enabling and disabling automatic renewal of keys 30
You can deploy the software using one of the following methods:
l Deploy the complete installer using the command line interface.
l Deploy the installation packages using the command line interface.
l Deploying the installation packages using third-party imaging or remote management software.
I M P O R T A N T
l Close any Firefox browser windows before installing the Adobe Flash Player plug-in.
l Regardless of how you deploy the software, you must choose to install at least one of the
software products. Otherwise, the installers do not install any of the software products.
l If you are deploying SMART Product Drivers, the user must log off and log back on after you
deploy the software to start the SMART Board Service. In addition, an error message might
appear after you deploy the software stating that the SMARTBoardService.exe file could not
be found. The user can close this error message.
l If you want to install language packs, you must do so when you first deploy the software. If
you want to install a language pack after you first deploy the software, you must do so using
the language pack’s individual MSI file.

C H A P T E R 3
N O T E
You might need to manually activate the software after you deploy it.
Using the command line interface
Using the command line interface, you can deploy installation packages in many ways, including
running commands from the Command Prompt window and including commands in batch script files.
Installing prerequisite third-party software
To install the Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Client Profile files
N O T E
SMART recommends that you follow the instructions on deploying the Microsoft .NET
Framework in the .NET Framework deployment guide for administrators on the MSDN
website (msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee390831.aspx).
Run the following command to install the files in UI mode:
[Path]dotNetFx40_Client_x86_x64.exe /passive /showfinalerror
OR
Run the following command to install the files in silent mode:
[Path]dotNetFx40_Client_x86_x64.exe /q
Where [Path] is the path to the dotNetFx40_Client_x86_x64.exe file.
To install Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Office for 32-bit computers
Run the following command:
[Path]vstor40_x86.exe /q
Where [Path] is the path to the vstor40_x86.exe file.

C H A P T E R 3
To install Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Office for 64-bit computers
[Path]vstor40_x64.exe /q
Where [Path] is the path to the vstor40_x64.exe file.
To install the Adobe Flash Player ActiveX control
msiexec /i "[Path]install_flash_player_12_active_x.msi"
[Parameter]
Where
o [Path] is the path to the install_flash_player_12_active_x.msi file.
o [Parameter] is the installation parameter (see Parameters on page 56).
To install the Adobe Flash Player plug-in
msiexec /i "[Path]install_flash_player_12_plugin.msi" [Parameter]
Where
o [Path] is the path to the install_flash_player_12_plugin.msi file.
Installing SMART software with the complete installer
Run the following command if you created an XML file to customize the complete installer:
"[Path]SMARTEducationSoftware.exe" --adminfile [XML file]
[Parameter]
OR
Run the following command if you didn’t create an XML file to customize the installation
package:
"[Path]SMARTEducationSoftware.exe" [Properties] [Parameter]

C H A P T E R 3
Where
o [Path] is the path to the SMARTEducationSoftware.exe file and XML file.
o [XML file] is the name of the XML file.
o [Properties] is a set of properties you can include to customize the installation (see
Properties on page 45).
Installing SMART software with the installation package
To install SMART software
Run the following command if you created an MST file to customize the installation package:
msiexec /i "[Path]SMARTEducationSoftware.msi" TRANSFORMS="
[MST file]" [Parameter]
OR
Run the following command if you didn’t create an MST file to customize the installation
package:
msiexec /i "[Path]SMARTEducationSoftware.msi" [Properties]
[Parameter]
Where
o [Path] is the path to the SMARTEducationSoftware.msi file and MST file.
o [MST file] is the name of the MST file.
o [Properties] is a set of properties you can include to customize the installation (see
Properties on page 45).

C H A P T E R 3
Using third-party imaging or remote management
software
The following procedure shows how to deploy SMART software using Group Policy-based
deployment software. For information on deploying SMART software using your organization’s
third-party imaging or remote management software, see the software’s documentation.
N O T E S
l This procedure may vary depending on your version of Windows operating system and your
system preferences.
l Ensure your domain controller has Windows Installer 4.5.
To deploy an installation package
1. Copy the MSI file and the MST file to [Domain Controller]NETLOGON, where
[Domain Controller] is your domain controller.
2. Open Control Panel, double-click Administrative Tools, and then double-click Active
Directory Users and Computers.
The Active Directory Users and Computers window appears.
3. Right-click your domain, and then select Properties.
The Properties dialog box appears.
4. Click the Group Policy tab, and then click Edit.
The Group Policy Object Editor dialog box appears.
5. Browse to Computer ConfigurationSoftware Settings.
6. Right-click Software Installation, select New > Package, and then browse to and select the
MSI file from step 1.
7. In the Deploy Software section, click Advanced, and then click OK.
8. Click the Modifications tab, click Add, and then browse to and select the MST file from step 1.
9. Click OK to apply the MST file to the MSI file.
10. Close all open windows and dialog boxes.
The next time each computer on the domain starts, the computer automatically installs the
software in Silent mode with the customizations defined in the MST file.

C H A P T E R 3
Activating the software after installation
There are two situations in which the software doesn’t activate completely:
l Imaging a computer: Activation is linked to the hardware identifier of the computer the
software is installed and activated on. If you clone a hard drive image with installed and
activated software, you must activate the software on each cloned computer.
l Reverting a computer to an earlier state: If you use system recovery or protection software
that periodically restores the computer to an earlier state, you might need to activate the
software before locking the computer so that the activation record is not cleared each time the
computer is restored.
Run the activation wizard while connected to the network or complete the following procedure to
activate the software on each computer.
N O T E
You don’t need to activate SMART Product Drivers. SMART provides this software to you when
you purchase a SMART interactive product.
To activate SMART software after installation
"C:Program FilesCommon FilesSMART Technologies
SMART Product Updateactivationwizard.exe"
--puid education_bundle --m=[Value] --v=3 --a [Optional flags]
[Product keys]
Where
o [Value] is 4 to run the activation wizard in unattended mode.
OR
[Value] is 6 to run the activation wizard in user interface mode.

C H A P T E R 3
o [Optional flags] are optional flags you can include to configure the activation wizard.
Flag Purpose
--monitor=[Number] Specify the monitor to display the activation wizard.
--proxy=[Host:Port] Specify the proxy host and port number to use for
activation.
--proxyuser=[User] Specify the proxy user name to use for activation.
--proxypassword=[Password] Specify the proxy password to use for activation.
--locale=[Code] Display the activation wizard user interface in a
specific language, where [Code] is your language
code (see Installation language files and codes on
page 59).
o [Product keys] are one or more software product keys you want to activate. Each product
key must be in the following form:
--pk [Product key]
Where [Product key] is the software product key.
To activate only SMART Notebook Math Tools software after installation
SMART Product Updateactivationwizard.exe"
--puid education_bundle --m=[Value] --v=3 --a [Optional flags]
--pk [Product key]
Where
OR

C H A P T E R 3
Flag Purpose
activation.
page 59).
o [Product key] is the software product key.
To activate only SMART Response software after installation
SMART Product Updateactivationwizard.exe" --puid response_3a
--uipack response_3 --m=[Value] --v=3 --a [Optional flags]
--pk [Product key]
Where
OR

C H A P T E R 3
Flag Purpose
activation.
page 59).
o [Product key] is the software product key.
N O T E
This command is applicable only if you’re running SMART Response software in CE mode
(students answer questions with SMART Notebook SE) or VE mode (students answer
questions with Internet-enabled devices). Other modes don’t require activation.
Renewing keys
If your school has purchased maintenance or subscription licenses, SMART software attempts to
renew the keys automatically on a scheduled basis before and after the keys’ expiry dates. However,
you can choose to explicitly renew the keys at a specified time. You can also choose to disable
automatic renewal in situations where you don’t want the keys on a computer to be renewed
(because, for example, you’re planning to retire the computer).
T I P
The activation wizard user interface distinguishes between maintenance and subscription licenses:
l Maintenance licenses are labeled with “Valid for versions released before [Date]”.
l Subscription licenses are labeled with the expiration date of the key.

C H A P T E R 3
Renewing keys in unattended mode
To renew all keys
SMART Product Updateactivationwizard.exe" --m=15 --v=3
--renewal-mode all
To renew all keys associated with a single product
--renewal-mode product --puid=[Product]
Where [Product] is response_14 or education_bundle.
N O T E
This command renews all keys associated with the specified product.
To renew specific keys
--renewal-mode product --puid=[Product] [Product keys]
Where
o [Product] is response_14 or education_bundle.
o [Product keys] are one or more software product keys you want to renew. Each product
--pk=[Product key]

C H A P T E R 3
Renewing keys in user interface mode
To renew all keys associated with a single product
--renewal-mode product --puid=[Product] --uipack=[UI pack]
Where
o [UI pack] is the corresponding UI pack for the selected product (response_3 or
education_bundle).
N O T E
This command renews all keys associated with the specified product.
To renew specific keys
--renewal-mode product --puid=[Product] --uipack=[UI pack]
[Product keys]
Where
o [UI pack] is the corresponding UI pack for the selected product (response_3 or
education_bundle).
o [Product keys] are one or more software product keys you want to renew. Each product
--pk=[Product key]

C H A P T E R 3
Enabling and disabling automatic renewal of keys
To enable automatic renewal of specific keys
SMART Product Updateactivationwizard.exe" --m=17
--puid=[Product] --v=3 --auto-renew [Product keys]
Where
o [Product keys] are one or more software product keys you want to renew automatically.
Each product key must be in the following form:
--pk=[Product key]
To disable automatic renewal of specific keys
SMART Product Updateactivationwizard.exe" --m=17
--puid=[Product] --v=3 --no-auto-renew [Product keys]
Where
o [Product keys] are one or more software product keys you don’t want to renew
automatically. Each product key must be in the following form:
--pk=[Product key]
To disable automatic renewal on a computer
--no-auto-renew

C H A P T E R 3
To enable automatic renewal on a computer
--auto-renew

Chapter 4
Updating the software
SMART periodically releases updates to its software. These updates add new features and resolve
issues.
Go to smarttech.com/software to download the latest installation package. SMART provides updates
in two file formats in the installation package:
l Windows Installer update installation packages (MSI files)
l Windows Installer patches (MSP files)
N O T E
MSP files are available only for select updates as identified on the SMART website.
Which file format you use depends on the version of the software installed on your computers and the
version of the update. If these versions are the same, you can use the MSP file, if available, to install
the update. If these versions are different (because, for example, a previous version of the software is
installed on your computers), you must first upgrade the software on your computers to the same
version as the update using the MSI file and then install the update using the MSP file, if available.
After you download an installation package and extract the update files, place the update files in a
location on your network that’s accessible to all the computers you plan to update.
I M P O R T A N T
You cannot roll back an update after installing it on your computers. You must remove the full
version of the software using Control Panel or the command line interface (see Removing the
software on page 37), and then install the previous version of the software.
Using a Windows Installer update installation
package (MSI file)
The command line for running an update using a Windows Installer update installation package varies
depending on whether the update is major or minor.

C H A P T E R 4
N O T E
The SMART website indicates whether an update is major or minor.
To run a major software update using a Windows Installer update installation package
msiexec /i "[Path][File].msi" [Parameter]
Where
o [Path] is the path to the MSI file.
o [File] is the name of the MSI file.
I M P O R T A N T
Do not include the REINSTALLMODE and REINSTALL properties.
To run a minor software update using a Windows Installer update installation package
msiexec /i "[Path][File].msi" REINSTALLMODE=vomus REINSTALL=ALL
[Parameter]
Where
o [Path] is the path to the MSI file.
o [File] is the name of the MSI file.
I M P O R T A N T
You must include the REINSTALLMODE=vomus and REINSTALL=ALL properties for a
minor update to succeed.

C H A P T E R 4
Using a Windows Installer patch (MSP file)
To run a software update using a Windows Installer patch
Run one of the following commands:
msiexec /p "[Path][File].msp" REINSTALLMODE=omus /q
msiexec /update "[Path][File].msp" /quiet
Where
o [Path] is the path to the MSP file.
o [File] is the name of the MSP file.

Chapter 5
Removing the software
Using the user interface 37
Recommended procedures 38
Other commands 41
Product codes 42
SMART Notebook software 42
SMART Response software 42
SMART Product Drivers 43
SMART Ink 44
SMART Common Files 44
SMART Uninstaller enables you to remove SMART software.
Using the user interface
You can remove SMART software from individual computers using the SMART Uninstaller user
interface.
To remove SMART software
1. In Windows 7 operating systems, select Start > All Programs > SMART Technologies >
SMART Tools > SMART Uninstaller.
OR
In Windows 8 or 8.1 operating systems, go to the All Applications screen and then scroll to and
press SMART Uninstaller.
2. Press Next.

C H A P T E R 5
3. Select the check boxes of the SMART software and supporting packages that you want to
remove, and then press Next.
N O T E S
o Some SMART software is dependent on other SMART software. For example, if you
select the SMART Notebook check box, SMART Uninstaller selects the
SMART Response check box automatically because SMART Response software is
dependent on SMART Notebook software.
o SMART Uninstaller automatically removes any supporting packages that are no longer
being used. If you choose to remove all SMART software, SMART Uninstaller
automatically removes all supporting packages, including itself.
T I P S
o To select all software and supporting packages, press Select All.
o To clear the selection of all software and supporting packages, press Clear All.
4. Press Uninstall.
SMART Uninstaller removes the selected software and supporting packages.
5. Press Finish.
Using the command line interface
In addition to removing SMART software using the SMART Uninstaller user interface, you can
remove SMART software using the SMART Uninstaller command line interface. This enables you to
automate the removal of SMART software and remove SMART software remotely.
Recommended procedures
The following are recommended procedures for removing SMART software using the SMART
Uninstaller command line interface.
N O T E
SMART recommends that you copy SMART Uninstaller to a temporary location before running
command lines and prefix command lines with start /wait.

C H A P T E R 5
To remove all SMART software
1. Copy SMART Uninstaller to a temporary location by running one of the following commands:
o For 32-bit operating systems:
copy "%CommonProgramFiles%SMART Technologies
SMART Uninstaller.exe" "%TEMP%"
copy "%CommonProgramFiles(x86)%SMART Technologies
2. Remove all software by running the following command:
start /wait "SMART Uninstaller" "%TEMP%SMART Uninstaller.exe"
--noui --uninstall-all --uilevel none
3. Delete the copy of SMART Uninstaller in the temporary location by running the following
command:
del "%TEMP%"SMART Uninstaller.exe"
To remove select SMART software by product name

C H A P T E R 5
2. Remove select software by running the following command:
--noui --uninstall "[Product names]" --uilevel none
Where [Product names] is a comma delimited list of product names (for example,
SMART Notebook,SMART Response).
command:
To remove select SMART software by product code
2. Remove select software by running the following command:
--noui --uninstall-pc [Product codes] --uilevel none
Where [Product codes] is a comma delimited list of product codes (see Product codes on page
42).
command:

C H A P T E R 5
Other commands
In addition to the commands in the recommended procedures, you can include the following
commands with SMART Uninstaller.
Command Description Notes (if any)
--dry-run Runs the command line but
doesn’t remove the
software.
This is useful for testing
command lines before
implementing them.
--locale [Language code]
Where [Language code] is a language
code (for example, fr for French)
Displays SMART
Uninstaller in a language
other than the operating
system’s language.
The appropriate language
pack must be installed to
display SMART Uninstaller
in the language.
--uilevel [Level]
Where [Level] is none, basic (default),
reduced or full
Specifies the user interface
that displays when SMART
Uninstaller removes the
software.
Normally, --uilevel none
is used only in combination
with --noui.
--no-auto-remove Disables the automatic
removal of supporting
packages (for example,
SMART Common Files)
that are no longer required
after the selected
packages are removed.
This is used only if --noui
is also included.
--noui Doesn’t display the
SMART Uninstaller user
interface.
Normally, --noui is used
only in combination with
--uilevel none.
--uninstall-all Removes all detected
SMART packages.
--uninstall [Product names]
Where [Product names] is a comma
delimited list of product names (for
example,
SMART Notebook,SMART Response
)
Removes the specified
products.
--uninstall-pc
[Product codes]
Where [Product codes] is a comma
delimited list of product codes (see
Product codes on the next page)
Removes the specified
products.

C H A P T E R 5
Product codes
Version Product code
10.0.124.0 {3E926B45-3748-40F9-8A30-99B225E1D2E5}
10.0.126.0 {F581DF68-CAE9-4064-A6CD-705D95D1C756}
10.0.132.0 {F581DF68-CAE9-4064-A6CD-705D95D1C756}
10.0.187.1 {F581DF68-CAE9-4064-A6CD-705D95D1C756}
10.1.253.1 {D836B93F-3030-4047-99D3-65304A25839A}
10.0.517.2 {A51CDA36-B81D-4934-9C9D-B649A0DBF4CD}
10.0.596.3 {5C98A4FE-1F42-4F02-B738-F32886AE5467}
10.0.631.3 {5C98A4FE-1F42-4F02-B738-F32886AE5467}
10.6.94.0 {0A0719F0-AD56-42BA-B68C-EFFC330B6F13}
10.6.140.1 {47E6A509-37B7-4440-A252-7031E9A898D7}
10.7 {9550F8A6-3D21-4544-8B87-F9FE7E01B964}
10.8 {ED0FF410-41B9-441F-B457-4AC81782E8BF}
11.0 {AFE024C7-7CA7-4C8E-90EE-D877C7CD96A3}
11.1 {A810B5F5-8ACA-4670-B6B3-F98B07DFF6C4}
11.2 {82E3F365-86BD-4EA8-80CA-F498EBE89537}
11.3 {E57F6C8B-E159-477E-93BF-764759747BC4}
11.4 {79660EE7-9C0B-4962-B566-2693FE34719D}
14.0 {4DF72C85-33C5-4297-A0DE-FC6DB766695D}
SMART Response software
2.0.97.0 {BDB1F637-C890-4B86-A5A7-D20D8DBE176B}
2.1.307.0 {CFD7DD74-42F9-4B50-AFCD-1E0B0F5ABBA4}
2.2.591.1 {7A63D2B1-DE99-4DB3-93E7-8FDEDD49E3E3}
2.5.39.0 {D04D1BAC-D63F-498F-B613-FB7BCF2F6C52}
3.0.159.0 {6FFCF813-06AF-468A-AD64-7F9B04DD0EDA}
3.0.256.1 {8B4CE9CA-ECB7-47D1-845E-E1167FFB3F1B}

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3.5 {3ABF6865-E84E-4DAB-B730-0EB9E8F37EB1}
4.0 {02885557-ACA5-4B6F-85D2-3F1A9B8580F5}
4.5 {BB0A384B-10C1-478A-8A3C-538B74590484}
4.6 {2D13D1AD-856F-4C63-BBF1-C2963197F4D0}
4.7 {901A7D5C-68D6-43DB-A7F0-FA8086020FE6}
4.8 {351B2133-C2A9-40A6-B6E8-B8468BD91D1A}
14.0 {898459B6-AD29-43D0-AF51-5AC9DEDE4891}
SMART Product Drivers
10.0.124.0 {FF7A64AB-214A-47D1-95E7-742BCBA7F6C9}
10.0.131.0 {FF7A64AB-214A-47D1-95E7-742BCBA7F6C9}
10.0.163.1 {FF7A64AB-214A-47D1-95E7-742BCBA7F6C9}
10.0.165.1 {FF7A64AB-214A-47D1-95E7-742BCBA7F6C9}
10.0.186.2 {FF7A64AB-214A-47D1-95E7-742BCBA7F6C9}
10.0.188.3 {FF7A64AB-214A-47D1-95E7-742BCBA7F6C9}
10.0.232.4 {FF7A64AB-214A-47D1-95E7-742BCBA7F6C9}
10.0.255.5 {FF7A64AB-214A-47D1-95E7-742BCBA7F6C9}
10.0.314.5 {FF7A64AB-214A-47D1-95E7-742BCBA7F6C9}
10.0.392.6 {00C68967-9790-40DA-86F7-FDB248A5CDB1}
10.0.528.7 {AA9C1126-50DD-4993-9CDC-0BED8167293C}
10.0.532.7 {984EAE92-6043-451A-B786-9327FF165310}
10.6.48.0 {2623A1E3-478A-4F4A-A522-3A3D784A0C9C}
10.6.106.1 {487F1117-8BDE-4518-A798-015172AE0410}
10.6.175.2 {333B0B76-FC96-4C51-9AF6-B6EFA15ACE99}
10.7.81.0 {1355416A-967D-47C5-823D-D493C3E0B97C}
10.7 SP1 {4CE6C6E8-0DAD-4757-86ED-7FB4035BA98B}
10.8 {67E6410C-1E97-4D03-BEC2-8E83323A6BBD}
11.0 {E3189F44-F7BD-4F96-B756-A0AEFAF61D3A}

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11.1 {E91FBB79-D736-4834-A1AB-2A5CDD2DB7E7}
11.3 {589B09F5-0768-4BE9-B8C0-DD253E6B3643}
11.4 {53330A17-78DE-458E-9997-292A2D6D3ADD}
11.5 {B1209081-5D82-4F8A-8318-BE7583B6E265}
SMART Ink
1.0 {4A1F2472-6164-43FA-9D2F-B35E71A8DF32}
1.1 {4A1F2472-6164-43FA-9D2F-B35E71A8DF32}
1.1 SP1 {F0E390A2-AB03-4077-83C4-F12D3A65493D}
2.0 {5ABC49B5-D0DC-428D-A082-4AEFF6490F04}
2.1 {B4F5D378-9784-442B-97D5-24CAAF3299AA}
SMART Common Files
2011 (10.8) {0E5DD7A3-BE29-430C-970B-C553F4A58C39}
2012 (11.0) {ED2455F7-6AA6-4D3C-85E9-A72297DD7051}
2013 (11.1) {3D7235B2-3305-4FE1-A9A1-5F8AC2F33122}
2013 (11.2) {9057211D-439A-4C0D-95DE-498CF54ADF8C}
2013 (11.3) {BBA07B40-F7C6-44F7-BF08-767F8835685F}
2013 (11.4) {26A95DBF-A866-4838-A8C9-FA219FCBD22E}

Appendix A
Windows Installer properties and
parameters
Properties 45
Parameters 56
Examples 57
Properties
The following are properties for the installation package.
Property Allowed values Notes
General properties
TRANSFORMS [String]: A language MST file for the
installation (see Installation language
files and codes on page 59).
Ensure the specified MST file is in the
same folder as the MSI file.
This property defines the language of
the installer’s user interface and the
installed software’s icons and
shortcuts. It doesn’t define the
installed software’s user interface
language. The installed software uses
the computer’s operating system
language if it’s supported, or English
(U.S.) if not.
You can also use the TRANSFORMS
property to apply an MST file created
by SMART Install Manager (see Using
SMART Install Manager on page 7) or
a third-party tool.

A P P E N D I X A
Windows Installer properties and parameters
ACTIVATE_
LICENSE
1 (default): Register the product keys
and automatically activate the
software.
[Empty string]: Register the product
keys but don’t automatically activate
the software.
You must include the product key
properties for the software you’re
installing for this property to work.
For mass activation information, see
Activating the software after
installation on page 24.
INSTALL_
BOARD
1: Install SMART Product Drivers.
INSTALL_INK 1. Install SMART Ink
INSTALL_
NOTEBOOK
1: Install SMART Notebook software.
NB_PROD_KEY [String]: The 25-character product key
for SMART Notebook software you
received from SMART.
This property automatically appears in
the Product Key box in the activation
wizard if you choose not to include the
ACTIVATE_LICENSE property.
INSTALL_
RESPONSE
1: Install SMART Response software. If you include the INSTALL_
RESPONSE property, Windows
Installer installs SMART Notebook
software even if you don’t include the
INSTALL_NOTEBOOK property.
RESP_PROD_
KEY
[String]: The 25-character product key
for SMART Response software you
received from SMART if students use
SMART Notebook SE or
enabled devices to answer questions.
ENABLE_
MATH_TRIAL
1: Install SMART Notebook
Math Tools software.
If you include the ENABLE_MATH_
TRIAL property, Windows Installer
installs SMART Notebook software
even if you don’t include the
INSTALL_NOTEBOOK property.
MATH_PROD_
KEY
[String]: The 22- or 25-character
product key for SMART Notebook
Math Tools software you received
from SMART.

A P P E N D I X A
UNINSTALL_
EXISTING
1: Remove all SMART software
products found on any machine on
your system (except any SMART
products you included in your
command).
[Empty string] (default): Upgrade all
SMART Education software found on
your system, even if the SMART
software isn’t selected above.
This enables you to remove any
education software that isn’t included
in your command.
INSTALLDIR [String]: The path to your preferred
folder for the software.
If you specify a folder, include a back
slash () at the end of the path.
If you don’t specify a folder, Windows
Installer installs the software in
[Program files]SMART
Technologies
Education Software where [Program
files] is C:Program Files for 32-bit
versions of Windows operating
systems or C:Program Files (x86)
for 64-bit versions of Windows
operating systems.
DESKTOP_
ICONS
1 (default): Include shortcuts to the
software on the desktop.
[Empty string]: Don’t include
shortcuts to the software on the
desktop.
SPU properties
INSTALL_SPU 1 (default): Install SPU in Full mode.
2: Install SPU in Dashboard mode.
0: Don’t install SPU.
In Full mode, users can view the
installed versions of SMART software
as well as their product keys, and
download and install updates.
In Dashboard mode, users can view
only the installed versions of SMART
software and their product keys.
SPU_TIME_
FRAME
[Integer]: The time in days (1 to 60)
between SPU checks.
By default, SPU checks for product
updates every 30 days.
This property is applicable only if you
install SPU.

A P P E N D I X A
PRODUCT_
NOTIFICATION
1 (default): Notify the user when
updates are available from SPU.
0: Don’t notify the user when updates
are available from SPU.
This property is applicable only if you
install SPU.
Customer Experience Program properties
CUSTOMER_
LOGGING
0: Disable the Customer Experience
Program.
1 (default): Enable the Customer
Experience Program.

A P P E N D I X A
SMART Notebook software properties
CONTENT_
TARGET_
PATH
CONTENT_
SOURCE_
PATH
NETWORK_
CONTENT
If you’re installing Gallery content on
each user’s computer from the
SMART website (option 1):
l Set CONTENT_TARGET_
PATH to the path of the folder
where you want to install the
Gallery content (if you don’t want
to use the default folder).
If you’re installing Gallery content on
each user’s computer from a folder on
your school’s network (option 2):
l Set CONTENT_SOURCE_
PATH to the path of the folder on
your school’s network that
contains the Gallery Essentials
and Lesson Activity Toolkit
folders.
PATH to the path of the folder
where you want to install the
Gallery content (if you don’t want
to use the default folder).
If you’re installing Gallery content in a
central location (option 3):
l Set NETWORK_CONTENT
to 1.
PATH to the path of the the folder
on your school’s network that
contains the Gallery Essentials
and Lesson Activity Toolkit
folders.
For more information on the three
options, see Installing Gallery content
on page 64.
If you select option 3, Windows
Installer ignores the FULL_GALLERY
and *_CONTENT properties.
The default Gallery folder on Windows
7 and Windows 8 computers is [All
users profile folder]SMART
Technologies.
The default Gallery folder on Windows
XP computers is [All users profile
folder]Application DataSMART
Technologies.
FULL_GALLERY 1: Install the full Gallery Essentials
collection.
ADMIN_
CONTENT
1: Install the Administration and
Evaluation category.
Don’t include this property if you
included the FULL_GALLERY
category.
ARTS_
CONTENT
1: Install the Arts category. Don’t include this property if you
category.

A P P E N D I X A
ENGLISH_
CONTENT
1: Install the English and Language
Arts category.
category.
GEOGRAPHY_
CONTENT
1: Install the Geography category. Don’t include this property if you
category.
HISTORY_
CONTENT
1: Install the History category. Don’t include this property if you
category.
MATH_
CONTENT
1: Install the Mathematics category. Don’t include this property if you
category.
PEOPLE_
CONTENT
1: Install the People and Culture
category.
category.
SCIENCE_
CONTENT
1: Install the Science and Technology
category.
category.
SPECIAL_
CONTENT
1: Install the Special Needs category. Don’t include this property if you
category.
SPORTS_
CONTENT
1: Install the Sports and Recreation
category.
category.
LAT_CONTENT 1: Install the Lesson Activity Toolkit
collection.
TEAM_
CONTENT_
PATH
[String]: Specify the path to the
Team Content folder, which is a
location on your school’s network
where users can store shared content.
For information on creating a
Team Content folder, see Creating or
connecting to Team Content folders
on page 77.
You must specify a path to an existing
folder in this property.
MY_CONTENT [String]: Specify the path to the
My Content folder, which is a location
on the user’s computer where he or
she can store individual content.
You can include environment variables
in the path.
This property is useful if you want to
store content in a shared network
folder so users can access their
My Content folder from any computer
on the network.

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PRINT_
CAPTURE
1 (default): Install the Print Capture
Driver.
[Empty string]: Don’t install the Print
Capture Driver.
The Print Capture Driver is a printer
driver that enables users to export
content from other programs to
SMART Notebook software by using
the SMART Notebook Document
Writer.
INSTALL_
DOCCAM_
DRIVERS
1 (default): Enable the registration of
SMART Document Camera drivers.
[Empty string]: Disable the
registration of
SMART Document Camera drivers.
Disable the registration of
SMART Document Camera drivers if
they conflict with existing third-party
drivers on the computer.
COPY_
TUTORIAL
1 (default): Copy the
SMART Notebook software tutorial
file to the user’s Documents folder.
0: Don’t copy the SMART Notebook
software tutorial file to the user’s
Documents folder.
The SMART Notebook software
tutorial file opens when a user first
starts the software. It demonstrates
how to use the software and what’s
new in the current version of the
software.
If there is limited space on users’
computers, you can choose to not
copy the tutorial file to their
Documents folders.

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SMART Response software properties
RESPONSE_
MODE
1: Install the software in standard
mode. (Students answer questions
using Senteo or SMART Response
clickers.)
2: Install the software in CE mode.
(Students answer questions using
SMART Notebook SE.)
4: Install the software in LE mode.
SMART Response LE clickers.)
8: Install the software in PE mode.
SMART Response PE clickers.)
16: Install the software in XE mode.
SMART Response XE clickers.)
32 (default): Install the software in VE
using SMART Response VE Internet-
enabled devices.)
64: Install the software in Mixed
using Senteo, SMART Response,
SMART Response LE,
SMART Response PE or
SMART Response XE clickers or
SMART Notebook SE.)
128: Install the software in Mixed
mode with additional support for
enabled devices.
You or the user can change the mode
after installation using the
SMART Response Setup Tool.
LOSU_RDM 1 (default): Add the
SMART Response icon to the
notification area when the user logs
on.
[Empty string]: Don’t add the
SMART Response icon to the
notification area when the user logs
on.

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LOSU_RHWS 1 (default): Start the
SMART Response hardware service
[Empty string]: Don’t start the
SMART Response hardware service
INSTALL_
DATABASE
1 (default): Install the
standards database.
[Empty string]: Don’t install the
standards database.
FILE_PORT [String]: The port you want to use to
receive assessment information from
SMART Notebook SE.
This property is applicable only if
you’re installing SMART Response
software in CE mode.
SECURE_
BASE_
PORT
[String]: The secure port you want to
use to receive assessment
information from SMART Notebook
SE.
CERTIFICATE_
FOLDER
[String]: The path to and file name of
the security certificate for Diffie-
Hellman encryption.
VE_SERVER_
WEBSITE
[String]: The URL of the
SMART Response VE Server (for
example,
http://response.example.com).
SMART Product Drivers properties
ENABLE_
STPCS
1 (default): Use Tablet PC
functionality with the SMART Board
interactive whiteboard without
connecting a Tablet PC.
0: Don’t use Tablet PC functionality
with the SMART Board interactive
whiteboard without connecting a
Tablet PC.
This property is applicable for the
Windows 7 operating systems. It has
no effect on other operating systems.
If you specify 0, users don’t have
touch support at the Windows logon
screen.
LOSU_
BRDTOOLS
1 (default): Start SMART System
Menu when the user logs on.
[Empty string]: Don’t start SMART
System Menu when the user logs on.

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SMART Ink properties
LOSU_INK 1 (default): Start SMART Ink when the
user logs on.
[Empty string]: Don’t start SMART Ink
ROAMING_
PROFILES
1: (default) Register the default ink
plugin registry keys for Microsoft
Office.
[Empty string]: Don’t register default
ink plugin registry keys for Microsoft
Office.
If you enable the registration of default
ink plugin registry keys, Microsoft
Office applications work as expected
when a user with a roaming profile logs
in a machine that doesn’t have
SMART Ink installed.
DEFAULT_PDF 1: Set SMART Ink Viewer as the
default PDF viewer.
[Empty string] (default): Don’t set
SMART Ink Viewer as the default
PDF viewer.
INSTALL_
UNSIGNED_
DRIVERS
1: Enable the registration of
SMART Document Camera and
unsigned third-party drivers.
0 (default): Disable the registration of
SMART Document Camera and
unsigned third-party drivers.
If you enable the registration of
unsigned third-party drivers, the
installation process could ask users if
they trust the makers of the drivers
during installation. This can cause
issues if you deploy the installation in
Silent mode. Therefore, it’s best to
disable the registration of third-party
drivers if you deploy the installation in
Silent mode.
Language pack properties
Don’t select more than 20 language packs (see smarttech.com/kb/170081).
AR 1: Install the Arabic language pack.
ZH_CN 1: Install the Chinese (Simplified)
language pack.
ZH_TW 1: Install the Chinese (Traditional)
language pack.
CS 1: Install the Czech language pack.
DA 1: Install the Danish language pack.
NL 1: Install the Dutch language pack.
EN_GB 1: Install the English (UK) language
pack.

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FI 1: Install the Finnish language pack.
FR 1: Install the French language pack.
DE 1: Install the German language pack.
EL 1: Install the Greek language pack.
HE 1: Install the Hebrew language pack.
HU 1: Install the Hungarian language
pack.
IT 1: Install the Italian language pack.
JA 1: Install the Japanese language pack.
MS 1: Install the Malay language pack.
NB 1: Install the Norwegian language
pack.
PL 1: Install the Polish language pack.
PT_BR 1: Install the Portuguese (Brazil)
language pack.
RO 1: Install the Romanian language
pack.
RU 1: Install the Russian language pack.
SK 1: Install the Slovak language
ES 1: Install the Spanish (Spain) language
pack.
SV 1: Install the Swedish language pack.
TR 1: Install the Turkish language pack.

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Internet access properties
ACC [Integer]: Enable Internet access for
specified components.
l 0: No components
l 1: Gallery Setup
l 2: Language Setup
l 3: Gallery Setup and Language
Setup
l 13: All components except
Language Setup
l 14: All components except
Gallery Setup
l 15 (default): All components
Parameters
The following are the standard Windows Installer parameters for the msiexec command.
Parameter Use
/q Hide the installation wizard.
N O T E
This is Silent mode.
/qb Show a basic installation wizard.
/qb! Show a basic installation wizard without a Cancel button.
/qb+ Show a basic installation wizard with a dialog box signaling the end of the
installation.
/qb+! Show a basic installation wizard without a Cancel button but with a dialog box
signaling the end of the installation.
/qr Show a reduced installation wizard.
/qf 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.
/qn Hide the installation wizard and the dialog box signaling the end of the
installation.
/qn+ Hide the installation wizard but show the dialog box signaling the end of the
installation.

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Examples
The following example installs SMART Notebook software and SMART Product Drivers in Silent
mode:
msiexec /i "[Path]SMARTEducationSoftware.msi" INSTALL_NOTEBOOK=1
INSTALL_BOARD=1 /q
The following example installs SMART Response software in Silent mode, providing a product key
and automatically activating the software upon completion of the installation:
msiexec /i "[Path]SMARTEducationSoftware.msi" INSTALL_RESPONSE=1
RESP_PROD_KEY=[25-character product key] ACTIVATE_LICENSE=1 /q
The following example installs SMART Notebook software in Silent mode, linking to centrally located
Gallery content:
msiexec /i "[Path]SMARTEducationSoftware.msi" INSTALL_NOTEBOOK=1
NETWORK_CONTENT=1 CONTENT_TARGET_PATH="SchoolServerGallery" /q
The following example installs SMART Response software in CE mode in Silent mode:
msiexec /i "[Path]SMARTEducationSoftware.msi" INSTALL_RESPONSE=1
RESPONSE_MODE=2 /q

Appendix B
Language files and codes
Installation language files and codes 59
Language packs 60
Installation language files and codes
Language Code File
English (U.S.) 1033 1033.mst
English (UK) 2057 2057.mst
Arabic 1025 1025.mst
Chinese (Simplified) 2052 2052.mst
Chinese (Traditional) 1028 1028.mst
Czech 1029 1029.mst
Danish 1030 1030.mst
Dutch 1043 1043.mst
Finnish 1035 1035.mst
French (France) 1036 1036.mst
German 1031 1031.mst
Greek 1032 1032.mst
Hebrew 1037 1037.mst
Hungarian 1038 1038.mst
Italian 1040 1040.mst
Japanese 1041 1041.mst
Norwegian 1044 1044.mst
Polish 1045 1045.mst
Portuguese (Brazil) 1046 1046.mst

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Language Code File
Romanian 1048 1048.mst
Russian 1049 1049.mst
Spanish (Spain) 1034 1034.mst
Slovak 1051 1051.mst
Swedish 1053 1053.mst
Turkish 1055 1055.mst
Language packs
File Code
arabic_language_pack.msi {7A5F2C23-962C-479E-9A3D-44DEB569E697}
chinese_(simplified)_language_pack.msi {54939DCE-8FE3-4891-849D-FAC9CC222D3C}
chinese_(traditional)_language_pack.msi {64E5E3C2-38BE-4DF9-BB33-963A615BF462}
czech_language_pack.msi {52085F9C-6CE0-428F-81AA-E6366A6F4695}
danish_language_pack.msi {775D0436-921C-49EC-9D65-8ECDC530D9F3}
dutch_language_pack.msi {77EA32D3-FEEC-4B12-A6C5-F1E36DCB8053}
english_(united_kingdom)_language_
pack.msi
{F8108154-8D7A-4D79-A211-ACF12924A44B}
finnish_language_pack.msi {6FED10D2-F922-4C59-8A7D-07B1EE7B6552}
french_language_pack.msi {2CD7ACA3-F016-499A-B6AC-3D3F27A0EE26}
german_language_pack.msi {D0BB0C23-5F08-4468-903B-267DD514131B}
greek_language_pack.msi {8AB217B3-B7CB-4F55-9CD9-E82873A85D6A}
hebrew_language_pack.msi {0D8DDB1C-93AB-4E28-B8C4-EABD3132B130}
hungarian_language_pack.msi {53063B1A-2A16-45FB-A7A8-E52D95B99E0B}
italian_language_pack.msi {0BE117E4-72C4-4CE3-8B83-D50694036176}
japanese_language_pack.msi {284C6BD3-83D8-4807-AD97-EE0ABBCE7DC0}
malaysian_language_pack.msi {2926FFDD-4037-4B5A-B36A-1BCD99EB43B9}
norwegian_language_pack.msi {D6A846A2-8300-4E3A-A6B8-266F109F21D2}
polish_language_pack.msi {C87208D9-16C2-42D9-8F05-2A1F63FCB3D0}
portuguese_(brazil)_language_pack.msi {CC1D9CD8-F528-42D0-B45B-C34ACBC4EC2B}

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File Code
romanian_language_pack.msi {D852D314-943C-47F9-823C-368FC94D7473}
russian_language_pack.msi {234BCF05-B2F6-4E37-8B6F-32C86032D7F9}
slovak_language_pack.msi {8F7AC3AF-57E4-4B9A-9DA8-68D9193377E8}
spanish_language_pack.msi {152820C3-571A-47EF-81AD-FF58931D1A93}
swedish_language_pack.msi {42EE88C0-C9CF-481E-88DC-D4536E8A1AF9}
turkish_language_pack.msi {6B9C2F0B-103F-4F0F-9146-131C0EDCEB99}

Appendix C
Installing and maintaining
Gallery content
Installing Gallery content 64
Installing Gallery content on each computer from the SMART website 64
Configuring Gallery content using the command line interface 64
Configuring Gallery content using SMART Install Manager 64
Installing Gallery content on each computer from a folder on your school’s network 65
Downloading Gallery content 65
Installing Gallery content in a central location 67
Downloading Gallery content 67
Modifying Gallery content 69
Commands 71
Flags 72
Parameters 72
Language parameters 73
Downloading a Gallery collection 74
Downloading certain categories of a Gallery collection 74
Installing a Gallery collection 75
Installing certain categories of a Gallery collection 75
Registering installed Gallery collections 75
Removing a Gallery collection 75
Changing Gallery content locations 75
Starting the software in Administration mode 76
Changing the location of the My Content folder 76
Creating or connecting to Team Content folders 77
Connecting to an RSS feed 78

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Installing and maintaining Gallery content
Gallery content includes the following:
l Gallery Essentials, which is a collection of educational photos and other images, audio files, and
Adobe Flash Player compatible files.
l Lesson Activity Toolkit, which contains objects teachers can use to create their own lesson
activities.
You can access Gallery content from the Gallery tab in SMART Notebook software.
Installing Gallery content
There are three options for installing Gallery content.
Option Description
1 Install Gallery content on each user’s computer from the SMART website.
2 Install Gallery content on each user’s computer from a folder on your school’s
network.
3 Install Gallery content in a central location, and then configure the software to refer
to that location.
T I P
Option 3 is ideal for environments where hard disk space on computers is limited.
Installing Gallery content on each computer from the SMART website
Configuring Gallery content using the command line interface
If you’re customizing the software using the command line interface, include the CONTENT_
TARGET_PATH property in the installation package customization. You can also include the FULL_
GALLERY and *_CONTENT properties to define the Gallery content you want to install. For more
information on these properties, see Windows Installer properties and parameters on page 45.
Configuring Gallery content using SMART Install Manager
If you’re customizing the software using SMART Install Manager, complete the procedure in this
section to configure Gallery content.

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To configure Gallery content using SMART Install Manager
1. Open the software installation package in SMART Install Manager.
2. Click Product Selection.
The Product Selection page appears.
3. Select SMART Notebook (and any other products you want to install).
4. Click Gallery Content.
The Gallery Content page appears.
5. Click Install the Gallery on each computer.
6. In the Destination location box, 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).
7. Select the Gallery collections you want to install.
8. Publish your changes as an MST file, and then deploy the MSI and MST files.
Installing Gallery content on each computer from a folder on your
school’s network
Downloading Gallery content
Download Gallery content from the DVD or the Internet to a folder on your school’s network following
the procedures in this section, and then install the content on each computer from this folder.
N O T E
To download Gallery content from the DVD, you must have Gallery Setup on your computer.
Gallery Setup is included with SMART Install Manager, SMART Notebook software and
SMART Notebook SE.
To download Gallery content from the DVD
2. If the DVD browser appears, close it.
3. In Windows Explorer, browse to [DVD drive]ContentGallery Essentials.
4. Double-click SMARTEssentials.gallerycollection.
Gallery Setup starts.

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5. In the Content tab, select the categories you want to include and clear the categories you don’t
want to include.
6. In the Languages tab, select the language packs you want to include and clear the language
packs you don’t want to include.
T I P
To see the language pack names in English, clear Show native names.
7. In the Installation folder for Gallery content box, type the path to the folder where you want to
store the Gallery collection.
8. Click OK.
Gallery Setup installs the selected Gallery collection.
9. Click Finish.
10. Repeat steps 3 to 9 for the Lesson Activity Toolkit ([DVD drive]ContentLesson Activity
ToolkitLesson Activity Toolkit.gallerycollection).
To download Gallery content from the Internet
3. Select SMART Notebook.
6. Click Download, and then select the location to download the Gallery content to.
7. Click OK to start the download.
8. Click Close when the download is complete.
If you’re customizing the software using the command line interface, include the CONTENT_
SOURCE_PATH and CONTENT_TARGET_PATH properties in the installation package
customization. You can also include the FULL_GALLERY and *_CONTENT properties to define the
Gallery content you want to install. For more information on these properties, see Windows Installer
properties and parameters on page 45.

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If you’re customizing the software using SMART Install Manager, complete the procedure in this
section to configure Gallery content.
6. In the Source location box, type the path to the folder on your school’s network that contains the
Gallery content (if you downloaded Gallery collections to your school’s network).
7. In the Destination location box, 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).
8. Clear the Gallery collections you don’t want to install.
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 from the DVD or the Internet to that location by performing one of the
procedures in this section.
N O T E
To download Gallery content from the DVD, you must have Gallery Setup on your computer.
Gallery Setup is included with SMART Install Manager, SMART Notebook software and
SMART Notebook SE.
To download Gallery content from the DVD
2. If the DVD browser appears, close it.

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3. In Windows Explorer, browse to [DVD drive]ContentGallery Essentials.
4. Double-click SMARTEssentials.gallerycollection.
want to include.
T I P
To see the language pack names in English, clear Show native names.
8. Click OK.
Gallery Setup installs the selected Gallery collection.
9. Click Finish.
10. Repeat steps 3 to 9 for the Lesson Activity Toolkit ([DVD drive]ContentLesson Activity
ToolkitLesson Activity Toolkit.gallerycollection).
To download Gallery content from the Internet
3. Select SMART Notebook.
5. Click Share Gallery content with all computers from a common network location.
6. If you want to download the Gallery Essentials collection, click Install beside
Essentials for Educators, and then follow the on-screen instructions.
7. If you want to download the Lesson Activity Toolkit collection, click Install beside
Lesson Activity Toolkit, and then follow the on-screen instructions.

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If you’re customizing the software using the command line interface, include the NETWORK_
CONTENT and CONTENT_TARGET_PATH properties in the installation package customization.
For more information on these properties, see Windows Installer properties and parameters on page
45.
If you’re installing the software using SMART Install Manager, complete the procedure in this section
to configure Gallery content.
5. Click Share Gallery content with all computers from a common network location.
6. In the Gallery location box, type the path to the folder on your school’s network that contains the
Gallery content.
Modifying Gallery content
After installing the software, you can modify Gallery content using Gallery Setup. This program is
available under [Programs folder]Common FilesSMART TechnologiesSMART 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 [Programs folder]Common
FilesSMART TechnologiesSMART 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.

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want to include.
T I P
To see the language pack names in English, clear the Show native names check box.
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:
o [Path] is the path to the Gallery Setup.exe file.
N O T E
The default path is [Programs folder]Common FilesSMART TechnologiesSMART
Product Update.
o [Command] is a command (see Commands on the next page).
o [Flags] is one or more optional flags for the command (see Flags on page 72).
o [Parameters] is one or more parameters for the command (see Parameters on page 72).
N O T E S
o For example commands, see the Commands table below.
o Gallery Setup doesn’t support Windows Installer options.

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3. Press ENTER.
Gallery Setup updates the selected Gallery collection.
Commands
The following table defines available commands for Gallery Setup.
Command Purpose Notes
--downloadall Download the entire Gallery collection to a
source folder.
--downloadsome Download specific categories of the Gallery
collection to a source folder.
Specify which categories you want to
download using the --c parameter.
--installall Install the entire 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.
--installsome 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.
--teamcontent Register additional Team Content at the
folder specified by the
--destination parameter.
You must enter an existing Gallery
destination.
--mycontent Set the default My Content path to the folder
specified by the --destination parameter.
--repair Attempt to detect and optionally remove
corrupted galleries.
Include the --allowcleanup parameter to
delete corrupted galleries.
--uninstall Remove the installed Gallery collection.
--register 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 Purpose Notes
--remote Prevent Gallery Setup from registering itself
with the SMART software.
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.
Parameters
The following table defines available parameters for Gallery Setup.
Parameter Value Purpose Notes
--source [Path] 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.
--destination [Path] Define the path to a local or network
folder where Gallery Setup installs the
Gallery content.
If you omit this parameter, Gallery
Setup uses this default path found in
the computer’s registry.
--configuration [Path] 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.
--proxy [Server:Port] Specifies the proxy used by Gallery
Setup when you include the
--overrideproxy flag.
--guid [Identifier] Specify a known Gallery collection to
work with.
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.

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Parameter Value Purpose Notes
--c [Alias] Download or install the category of the
Gallery collection identified by [Alias].
Use this parameter with the
--downloadsome and
--installsome commands.
You can include several --c
parameters in a single command. Valid
[Alias] values for the Gallery Essentials
collection are:
l admin
l arts
l english
l geography
l history
l math
l people
l science
l special
l sports
--ui N/A 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.
Language parameters
The following table defines available language parameters for Gallery Setup.
Parameter Value Purpose
--l [ar] Installs Gallery in Arabic.
--l [cs] Installs Gallery in Czech.
--l [da] Installs Gallery in Danish.
--l [de] Installs Gallery in German.
--l [el] Installs Gallery in Greek.
--l [en_gb] Installs Gallery in English U.K.
--l [en_us] Installs Gallery in English U.S.
--l [es] Installs Gallery in Spanish.
--l [fi] Installs Gallery in Finnish.
--l [fr] Installs Gallery in French.
--l [he] Installs Gallery in Hebrew.

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Parameter Value Purpose
--l [hu] Installs Gallery in Hungarian.
--l [it] Installs Gallery in Italian.
--l [ja] Installs Gallery in Japanese.
--l [ms] Installs Gallery in Malay.
--l [nb] Installs Gallery in Norwegian.
--l [nl] Installs Gallery in Dutch.
--l [pl] Installs Gallery in Polish.
--l [pt_br] Installs Gallery in Portuguese Brazil.
--l [ro] Installs Gallery in Romanian.
--l [ru] Installs Gallery in Russian.
--l [sv] Installs Gallery in Swedish.
--l [tr] Installs Gallery in Turkish.
--l [zh_cn] Installs Gallery in Chinese-Simplified.
--l [zh_tw] Installs Gallery in Chinese-Traditional.
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]"

A P P E N D I X C
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]"
Registering installed Gallery collections
If you installed Gallery collections to a network location, use the following command to register the
Gallery content with the SMART software 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
T I P
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:
l Change the location of the My Content folder.
l Create or connect to a Team Content folder.
l Connect to an RSS feed.

A P P E N D I X C
Starting the software in Administration mode
Before you can maintain content folders, you must start the software in Administration mode.
To start SMART Notebook software in Administration mode
1. Open a Command Prompt window.
2. Type the following command:
"[Path]Notebook.exe" /admin
Where [Path] is the path to the SMART Notebook software program folder.
N O T E
The default path is [Programs folder]SMART TechnologiesEducation Software.
3. Press ENTER.
SMART Notebook software starts in Administration mode.
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 or afterward.
To change the location of the My Content folder after installation
1. Start the software in Administration mode (see Starting the software in Administration mode
above).
2. Click the Gallery tab.
3. Click the Click here for more Gallery options icon , 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 the software.

A P P E N D I X C
Creating or connecting to Team Content folders
All 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.
T I P
If you create a Team Content folder on a computer’s hard disk, the folder is available only 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 the software in Administration mode (see Starting the software in Administration mode on
the previous page).
Content Locations.
4. Click Create New.
5. Browse to and select the folder you want to designate as a Team Content folder, and then click
OK.
N O T E
The software 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.

A P P E N D I X C
To connect to an existing Team Content folder
page 76).
Content Locations.
4. Click Add Existing.
5. Browse to and select the Team Content folder, and then click OK.
6. Click Close.
To disconnect a Team Content folder
page 76).
Content Locations.
4. Select the folder in the Team Content list, and then click Remove.
I M P O R T A N T
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.
Connecting to an RSS feed
You can connect to a public or private RSS feed to send information to your school’s
SMART Notebook software and SMART Notebook SE users through the Gallery tab.

A P P E N D I X C
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
page 76).
Content Locations.
4. Type the URL of the RSS feed in the Online Resources box.
5. Click Close.

Appendix D
Removing previous versions of
SMART Board software
Cleaning the registry 83
If you have version 9.0 or earlier of SMART Board software on your computers, SMART recommends
that you remove it before installing new software.
Removing SMART Board software 9.x
You or your predecessor installed SMART Board software 9.x using the Windows Installer 3.1
installation utility.
You can remove SMART Board software 9.x using the installation package (if you still have it) or the
product code.
To remove SMART Board software 9.x
Run the following command to remove the software using the installation package:
msiexec /x "[Path]SMART Board Software.msi" [Parameter]
Where
o [Path] is the path to the SMART Board Software.msi file.
OR

A P P E N D I X D
Removing previous versions of SMART Board software
Run the following command to remove the software using the product code:
msiexec /x [Product code] [Parameter]
Where
o [Product code] is the product code for the version of SMART Notebook software you’re
removing, including the braces (“{” and “}”).
9.0.1.57 {D2EC1505-9F11-4A94-9644-DCD0299DE491}
9.1.0.40 {BD6516BA-2314-4F2C-9ECD-29BCB1074AFB}
9.1.3.47 {8D757887-9CD3-4F97-9873-E049E1C264CE}
9.1.4.51 {EE2A5345-CBE2-4932-83B0-D628D0D24AF8}
9.5.x.x {B72EB184-2A42-4B3C-8F8F-D7EF163829B4}
9.7.x.x {46486451-E60F-42C3-92D7-796D8594688A}
Removing SMART Board software 8.x
You or your predecessor installed SMART Board software 8.x using the InstallShield® installation
utility.
You can remove SMART Board software 8.x by creating a setup.iss file and then using the file to
remove the software from all computers.
N O T E
You need to create the setup.iss file only once. You can then use the file to remove the same
version of SMART Board software from other computers on your network using a batch file or
startup script.
Before completing the following procedures, determine the product code for the version of
SMART Board software installed on the computers.
8.0.0.52 {7823065C-AA64-425D-A9A3-18BF7B99E944}
8.0.1 {F414173A-7BE1-46C6-811A-51277A4D9E7B}

A P P E N D I X D
8.1.0 {155FBC4E-CF09-4698-961B-DF9787E6B8B8}
8.1.1.24 {7AD771BB-B681-4659-B7FA-223FCB1FDF56}
8.1.2.8 {55C574CA-8D71-46F1-9897-98DAE55C0394}
8.1.3.17 {10D2A154-D221-4455-8426-E67D12C092F9}
8.1.4.19 {41CEFD25-0D33-44EA-A19C-5A1EBABFC041}
The product code includes the braces (“{” and “}”).
To create the setup.iss file
1. Run the following command:
"C:Program FilesCommon FilesInstallShieldDriver8Intel 32
IDriver.exe" /MProductCode /l1033 /r/z-AddRemove --RemoveReg
The InstallShield installation utility removes SMART Board software and creates a setup.iss file
in the root Windows folder.
2. Move the setup.iss file to a location where all computers can access it.
To remove SMART Board software 8.x
"C:Program FilesCommon FilesInstallShieldDriver8Intel 32
IDriver.exe" /MProductCode /l1033 /s /z-AddRemove -RemoveReg /f1"
[Path to the setup.iss file]setup.iss"/f2"[Path to the
uninst.log file]uninst.log"
Where
o [Path to the setup.iss file] is the path to the setup.iss file you created in the previous
procedure.
o [Path to the uninst.log file] is the path to the log file that the InstallShield installation utility
creates when it removes the software.
Cleaning the registry
When you remove a previous version of SMART Notebook software, the removal process can leave
behind registry entries, preventing you from installing the latest version of the software.

A P P E N D I X D
C A U T I O N
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.
If you’re still having difficulties with remaining registry files, ensure that you have administrator rights
and manually search the registry for SMART Notebook software, SMART Board software or
SMART Product Drivers files.
C A U T I O N
Do not remove files for other SMART products you want to retain. If you are unsure, contact
SMART Support (smarttech.com/contactsupport).
To manually clean the registry
1. Press START+R.
The Run dialog box appears.
2. Type regedit, and click OK.
The Registry Editor window appears.
3. Locate SMART files in the following locations, and then delete them:
o HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareSMART Technologies Inc.
o HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareSMART Technologies Inc.
o HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareSMART Technologies
o HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareSMART Technologies
4. Close the Registry Editor window.
5. Restart your computer.

Index
A
activation 11, 24, 46
ActiveX 2, 4, 21
administration content 49, 73
Administration mode 76
Adobe Flash Player 2, 4, 21
Arabic 54, 59-60
arts content 49, 73
C
certificate file 53
Chinese 54, 59-60
command line interface 20
computer imaging 24
computer requirements 2
culture content 50, 73
Customer Experience Program 14, 48
Czech 54, 59-60
D
Danish 54, 59-60
database 16
desktop icons 47
Diffie-Hellman encryption 53
DirectX 2
document camera See SMART Document
Camera
downloads 3-4
drivers
Print Capture See Print Capture Driver
SMART Document Camera 14, 51
unsigned 54
Dutch 54, 59-60
E
education standards database 16
encryption 17, 53
English 54, 59-60
English content 50, 73
Essentials for Educators
collection See Gallery Essentials
collection
evaluation content 49, 73
examples
Windows Installer command lines 57
F
Finnish 55, 59-60
Flash See Adobe Flash Player
French 55, 59-60
G
Gallery content
changing location of 75
installing 64
modifying 69
Gallery Essentials 64
geography content 50, 73
German 55, 59-60
Greek 55, 59-60
H
hard disk space 2
Hebrew 55, 59-60
history content 50, 73

I N D E X
Hungarian 55, 59-60
I
imaging 24
Install Manager See SMART Install
Manager
Internet access 56
Italian 55, 59-60
J
Japanese 55, 59-60
L
language arts content 50, 73
language files 59
language setup 45
Lesson Activity Toolkit 64
Lesson Activity Toolkit collection 50
M
Malay 55, 60
Math Tools See SMART Notebook Math
Tools
mathematics content 50, 73
Microsoft .NET framework 4, 20
Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Office 4, 20
MSI files 4, 33
MSP files 35
MST files 11, 45, 59
My Content folder 14, 50, 76
N
Norwegian 55, 59-60
notification area 52
P
parameters 56
people and culture content 50, 73
PKG files 3
Polish 55, 59-60
Portuguese 59-60
prerequisites
computer 2
knowledge 1
Print Capture Driver 14, 51
product key 11, 46
protection software 24
R
RAM 2
recreation content 50, 73
renewable activations 27
requirements 2
Romanian 55, 60-61
Russian 55, 60-61
S
science content 50, 73
serial number See product key
service ports 16
shortcuts 47
Silent mode 56
Slovak 55, 60-61
SMART Document Camera 14, 51, 54
SMART Ink 11, 46, 54
SMART Install Manager
about 7
downloading 7
installation file types 8
installing 7
SMART Notebook 11, 46
SMART Notebook Math Tools 12, 46
SMART Notebook SE 16, 52
SMART Product Drivers 11, 46
SMART Product Update 13, 47
SMART Response 12, 46, 52
SMART Response CE 16, 52
SMART Response LE 15, 52

I N D E X
SMART Response PE 15, 52
SMART Response VE 16
SMART Response XE 15, 52
SMART Tools 53
SNMP 17
Spanish 55, 60-61
special needs content 50, 73
sports content 50, 73
SSL digital certificates 17
startup 52-54
Swedish 55, 60-61
system recovery software 24
T
Tablet PC support 53
Team Content folders 50, 77
technology content 50, 73
third-party applications 23
Turkish 55, 60-61
tutorial file 15, 51
U
unsigned drivers 54
updates 33
W
Windows 7 operating system 2, 17, 53
Windows 8 operating system 2
Windows 8.1 operating system 2
Windows Installer 45
Windows operating systems 2
X
XML 9-10
XML files 9

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