How to shorten this script or make a transform file

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Huy Guys

How do you shorten this script to make it fit in a GPO GUI or make a transform file for it? We changed the share name to remove the spaces

Should read like this now. Its critical:

msiexec /i "\ho-dlpendpoint\DLPAgent\32\AgentInstall.msi

msiexec /i "\ho-dlpendpoint\DLP Agent\32\AgentInstall.msi"/q INSTALLDIR="C:\Program Files\Manufacturer\Endpoint Agent\" ENDPOINTSERVER="ho-dlpendpoint.ppsdmn.co.za:8000" KEY="BD075B59564B27304D69C67FA44561363CE94CBB54F3436EC74CF0E62F02382D62C95D7D182258103697520846B25444:43AEB4D39CF0EFD836F49DB518F4B7037C1AF151" UNINSTALLPASSWORDKEY="98B3085301D33FE35B59A038D85CFB0446028522" SERVICENAME="EDPA" WATCHDOGNAME="WDP" ARPSYSTEMCOMPONENT="1" /L*v %SystemDrive%\installAgent.log

Below is all the explinations of the different parameters:

msiexec /i "\ho-dlpendpoint\DLP Agent\32\AgentInstall.msi" this is a fileshare accessable to all users - we donot object to first copying the .msi to the local machine, then executing it there e.g. msiexec /i c:\AgentInstall.msi we are open to suggestions, recomendations and best practice here

/q quiet install - required

INSTALLDIR="C:\Program Files\Manufacturer\Endpoint Agent\" this is that default that Symantec uses - please leave as is for ongoing continuity

ENDPOINTSERVER="ho-dlpendpoint.ppsdmn.co.za:8000" this is our endpoint server and the communications port, this cannot be changed

KEY="BD075B59564B27304D69C67FA44561363CE94CBB54F3436EC74CF0E62F02382D62C95D7D182258103697520846B25444:43AEB4D39CF0EFD836F49DB518F4B7037C1AF151" the cert, cannot be changed

UNINSTALLPASSWORDKEY="98B3085301D33FE35B59A038D85CFB0446028522" our designated uninstall password cert key, this must not be changed

if you would like to test the install/uninstall process do not specify an uninstall password; rather use this for test purposes: UNINSTALLPASSWORDKEY=""

SERVICENAME="EDPA" the default service name, we never change this

WATCHDOGNAME="WDP" the watchdog for the EDPA service to detect tampering with the EDPA service, we never change this

ARPSYSTEMCOMPONENT="1" we use this do the agent does not appear in the remove program files - we never change this

/L*v %SystemDrive%\installAgent.log we write the install process to this log file for problem determination

Thanks Guys