The application will create a folder in your specified location containing an msi file and a couple of subfolders. You must copy all of these into your software deployment location.
I==Adobe CS5 Design Standard==<source lang="xml"><?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?><packages> <package id="CS5" name="Adobe CS5 Design Standard" revision="500" reboot="false" priority="100"> <check type="uninstall" condition="exists" path="Adobe Creative Suite 5 Design Standard" /> <install cmd='ve given msiexec /i "%software%\CS5\Build\CS5.msi" /quiet' /> <upgrade cmd='msiexec /i "%software%\CS5\Build\CS5.msi" /quiet' /> <remove cmd='msiexec /x "%software%\CS5\Build\CS5.msi" /quiet' /> </package></packages></source> You may also consider using the [http://www.adobe.com/devnet/creativesuite/enterprisedeployment.html Adobe Update Server], in which case I suggest you create an example below xml file called AdobeUpdater.Overrides as per the guide and have WPKG copy it to \Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Adobe\AAMUpdater\1.0\ or \ProgramData\Adobe\AAMUpdater\1.0\ for my Windows Vista/7. I would suggest creating the directory structure yourself as these folders won't exist on your PC - so create AAMUpdater->1.0 and put the AdobeUpdater.Overrides in it. Copy it by adding the following install & upgrade commands. <source lang="xml"> <install cmd='cmd /C xcopy /Y /E "%software%\CS5\AAMUpdater" "c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Adobe\AAMUpdater\"' /></source> Photoshop deployment. The syntax is exactly the same for Illustrator and I'm guessing the rest of the individual components of the suite.
==Adobe Photoshop CS5==