Packaging an AIR application in a .EXE file using ADT

     Hi All,
I have to package a .AIR file in  .exe file with ADT.
Is it possible setting a default installation path in exe file using ADT tool?
I would like to create a .exe file where user can't interact with installation wizard to set a particular path.
Does it exist a particular option?
Would you suggest an example?
(...adt -package -target native ??? myApp.exe myApp.air)
Thanks in advance
Gianni

     Hi All,
I have to package a .AIR file in  .exe file with ADT.
Is it possible setting a default installation path in exe file using ADT tool?
I would like to create a .exe file where user can't interact with installation wizard to set a particular path.
Does it exist a particular option?
Would you suggest an example?
(...adt -package -target native ??? myApp.exe myApp.air)
Thanks in advance
Gianni

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