Working in multiple version of Advanced Installer on a regular basis, I'd definitely be interested in having the correct version of AI launched when double-clicking on the .aip file.
I am using AI v12.4.2 and have created four separate system environment variables. Two for paths related to the application, and another one for the Java JDK and another for the JRE.
All four get correctly created, however when uninstalling only the two related to the application paths ...
I did have a chance to test out an inline script for reading the correct 64-bit JavaHome value out of the registry for both the JRE and the JDK based on the minimum version found.
In case anyone is interested, I have attached the modified version of the sample project Dan originally provided ...
After using your product for nearly 8 years I really appreciate how I can post a question or send a request to support at the end of my day and often get a response by the following morning. Awesome!
I was finally able to schedule some time to look at your ...
The comment was actually from a previous version of my installer project, where the shortcut was actually a shortcut to an installed file (which was an internet shortcut in my AppDir) and NOT an Internet shortcut. Somewhere along the line I changed ...
I noticed today that you cannot add a comment for an Internet Shortcut in the Application Shortcut Folder. (Any comments will then appear as a tool tip.)
While experimenting with some different option on the Media and Bootstapper tabs, I found that Advanced Installer forced some changes on me when I would have rather been prompted to make them. (BTW - I think it's great that AI realizes a change needs to be made.)
Oh, that makes sense - the application is configured to install per machine. But I did have a registry setting that is installed in the HKEY_CURRENT_USER hive. (Which was a actually a fix from the component vendor.)
I tried the permission you recommended (and kept the user registry setting) and it ...
I am trying to create an installer for an application where I need to create a couple of ODBC connections for connecting Crystal Reports (version 8.5) to a SQL database.
I accomplished this in the AIP project, by importing the registry key from a machine where the ODBC connections were setup ...