Hello,
I have an exported eclipse program with an executable that launches a program called CAVE.
When I run the exported executable, my program runs and loads/renders the surface observations as SVG files just fine:
Exported_SVG.png
However, when I create an MSI via Advanced Installer (v21.7 ...
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- Fri May 17, 2024 5:50 pm
- Forum: Common Problems
- Topic: Issue Rendering SVG's after Building with Advanced Installer
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- Mon Dec 20, 2021 5:21 pm
- Forum: Building Installers
- Topic: Use Existing User Environment Variables
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Re: Use Existing User Environment Variables
Hello,
Thank you so much for that! I was able to leave the value blank, and add a comment and the build/install worked as I was expecting!
Thank you!
Thank you so much for that! I was able to leave the value blank, and add a comment and the build/install worked as I was expecting!
Thank you!
- Fri Dec 17, 2021 9:15 pm
- Forum: Building Installers
- Topic: Use Existing User Environment Variables
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Use Existing User Environment Variables
Hello,
I'm looking to use/access existing user variables to install a file to.
We tell users to set the the user environment variable PYTHONHOME to a path for our install.
I would like to then use PYTHONHOME in my Advanced Installer project to know to install a file there.
I tried following #3 ...
I'm looking to use/access existing user variables to install a file to.
We tell users to set the the user environment variable PYTHONHOME to a path for our install.
I would like to then use PYTHONHOME in my Advanced Installer project to know to install a file there.
I tried following #3 ...
- Thu Sep 02, 2021 6:16 pm
- Forum: Feature Requests
- Topic: Theme Settings in Powershell
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Re: Theme Settings in Powershell
Hi Catalin
Thanks for talking with your developer and providing a response!
I ended up doing something very similar - there were a few features that aren't yet in powershell, so I made those changes in the GUI (as well as changing the theme, saved it, and then loaded the project into my powershell ...
Thanks for talking with your developer and providing a response!
I ended up doing something very similar - there were a few features that aren't yet in powershell, so I made those changes in the GUI (as well as changing the theme, saved it, and then loaded the project into my powershell ...
- Thu Sep 02, 2021 2:58 pm
- Forum: Feature Requests
- Topic: User Profile - Powershell
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Re: User Profile - Powershell
Great, thanks!
- Wed Sep 01, 2021 4:19 pm
- Forum: Feature Requests
- Topic: User Profile - Powershell
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User Profile - Powershell
I brought this up in a private email conversation, but thought I would list it here as well.
Is it possible to add an option for a pre-defined folder to a user's home directory when using powershell? In the GUI the "User Profile" is part of the pre-defined folder paths (https://www ...
Is it possible to add an option for a pre-defined folder to a user's home directory when using powershell? In the GUI the "User Profile" is part of the pre-defined folder paths (https://www ...
- Wed Sep 01, 2021 4:10 pm
- Forum: Building Installers
- Topic: Powershell not running - 18.6.1
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Re: Powershell not running - 18.6.1
I had already ran the REGSERVER command and restarting powershell, but rebooting fixed the problem!
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
- Tue Aug 31, 2021 6:58 pm
- Forum: Building Installers
- Topic: Powershell not running - 18.6.1
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Powershell not running - 18.6.1
Hello,
I'm using Powershell to build an msi file and sign it. I was having issues signing my code using 18.6 and saw there was a new version with an update (18.6.1). I removed 18.6 and installed 18.6.1 and now I'm unable to run my powershell script because it's looking for a template in the wrong ...
I'm using Powershell to build an msi file and sign it. I was having issues signing my code using 18.6 and saw there was a new version with an update (18.6.1). I removed 18.6 and installed 18.6.1 and now I'm unable to run my powershell script because it's looking for a template in the wrong ...
- Tue Aug 31, 2021 6:52 pm
- Forum: Feature Requests
- Topic: Theme Settings in Powershell
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Theme Settings in Powershell
Hi,
I have recently been playing around with Powershell and building msi files. One option I don't have access to is changing the theme (dialog and banner) within Powershell. Will this be an option in the future?
Thanks,
~Tiffany
I have recently been playing around with Powershell and building msi files. One option I don't have access to is changing the theme (dialog and banner) within Powershell. Will this be an option in the future?
Thanks,
~Tiffany