I've just installed the 6.5 update and it won't now open the project I was working on in 6.4.1!
It reports "invalid MSI Filename - [Uninstall [|ProductName]].
This is the string I entered for my uninstall shortcut.
Now, OK, this is a bit of weird thing to be doing but I have my reasons, and it ...
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- Wed Aug 20, 2008 11:43 am
- Forum: Common Problems
- Topic: Can't load file created with 6.4.1
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- Mon Aug 18, 2008 10:20 am
- Forum: Feature Requests
- Topic: Multiple Builds with Different Upgrade Codes
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In your case, thRe: Multiple Builds with Different Upgrade C
Thanks for your detailed reply. Hadn't realized that the components have to have distinct GUIDs though I can see that this makes sense.
In your case, the three packages should have different Product Codes and GUIDs for the components so Windows Installer will see them as a completely different ...
In your case, the three packages should have different Product Codes and GUIDs for the components so Windows Installer will see them as a completely different ...
- Tue Aug 12, 2008 8:22 pm
- Forum: Feature Requests
- Topic: Multiple Builds with Different Upgrade Codes
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Multiple Builds with Different Upgrade Codes
I'm new to AI, currently evaluating as a more friendly, flexible and economic alternative to InstallShield. So far so good, but one thing is missing. I need a way to manage 3 different types of install from one project. The types are demo, shareware and professional. Each build is nearly the same ...