Media Page

In this page you can specify general settings for you package. Also you have the option to create multiple builds for your project. Using multiple builds enables you to create several different packages starting from the same project.

You have the option to create two build types:

• MsiBuild - This build type will have as result a Windows Installer based package: MSI, EXE, MSM etc.
• MacBuild - This type of build will have as result a Mac OS X bundle.

When creating a new build, by default it contains all project resources and has the default project settings. In order to customize it you have the option to exclude various resources.

You can exclude the following project items from a build:

• Prerequisites
• Features
• Launch Conditions
• Searches

Creating a new build

Use the [ New Build ] toolbar button or the "New" context menu option. You will have the choice to create a MSI Build or Mac OS X Build.

You can add only one Mac OS X Build.

Building the selected package

Use the "Build" context menu option.

Rebuilding the selected package

Use the "Rebuild" context menu option in order to perform a clean build, without using cached archives.

Running the selected package

Use the "Run" context menu option in order to launch the installation package. If the package is outdated a build operation is performed.

Running the selected project with logging enabled

Use the "Run and Log" context menu option in order to launch the installation package and display the resulting Windows Installer log in the "Run Log" Panel.

Renaming a build

Use the "Rename" context menu option, or press the F2 key while a build is selected.

Deleting a build

Use the [ Delete ] toolbar button or the "Delete" context menu option, or press the Del key while a build is selected.

Specifying the order of the builds

Use the "Move Up" / "Move Down" context menu item or press the Shift+Up / Shift+Down keys while a build is selected.