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Project: The Events tab is available in the following project types:
• | Advanced UI |
• | Basic MSI |
• | InstallScript |
• | InstallScript MSI |
• | InstallScript Object |
• | Merge Module |
• | Suite/Advanced UI |
• | Commands |
• | Publishing |
• | Distribution |
Setting | Project Type | Description Chopstix schoolboy q kendrick lamar. |
Prebuild Event | Basic MSI, InstallScript, InstallScript MSI, Merge Module, Suite/Advanced UI | Specify the command that you want to be run before InstallShield starts building the release. This event runs after InstallShield creates the release folder and log file, but before InstallShield starts building the release. To specify more than one command, click the ellipsis button (..) in this setting, which opens the Prebuild Event dialog box. Enter each command on a separate line in this dialog box. At build time, InstallShield runs each command in the order that they are listed. The build waits until a command finishes before proceeding to the next one. When you are entering a command, you can use any path variables and environment variables that are defined in your project, instead of using a hard-coded path. You can also use certain variables that are defined specifically for build event commands. To learn more, see Specifying Commands that Run Before, During, and After Builds. Edition: This setting is available in the Premier edition of InstallShield. |
Precompression Event | Basic MSI, InstallScript MSI | Specify the command that you want to be run after InstallShield has built the .msi package and the .cab files (if your product's data files are to be stored in .cab files). Note that this event occurs after .cab files are streamed into the .msi package, but before the .msi package has been digitally signed and streamed into the Setup.exe file. To specify more than one command, click the ellipsis button (..) in this setting, which opens the Precompression Event dialog box. Enter each command on a separate line in this dialog box. At build time, InstallShield runs each command in the order that they are listed. The build waits until a command finishes before proceeding to the next one. When you are entering a command, you can use any path variables and environment variables that are defined in your project, instead of using a hard-coded path. You can also use certain variables that are defined specifically for build event commands. To learn more, see Specifying Commands that Run Before, During, and After Builds. Edition: This setting is available in the Premier edition of InstallShield. |
Execute Batch File | InstallScript, InstallScript Object | To launch a batch file (.bat) or executable file (.exe) after the release has been built, enter the path to the file, or click the ellipsis button (..) to browse to the file. You can use path variables, enclosed within angle brackets (<>), as part of the path. If you specify a file for this, InstallShield sets environment variables with the same names (including the angle brackets) and values as the project's build variables. InstallShield also sets the environment variable <ISMEDIADIR>, whose value is the path to the folder in which the release's Disk Images, Log Files, and Report Files folders are created. You can refer to the value of an environment variable in a batch file by surrounding the variable name with percent signs (%); for example: set PATH = %<ISPROJECTDIR>%;%PATH% When the file is finished, InstallShield deletes the environment variables that it set. |
Postbuild Event | Basic MSI, InstallScript, InstallScript MSI, Merge Module, Suite/Advanced UI | Specify the command that you want to be run after InstallShield has built and signed the release. To specify more than one command, click the ellipsis button (..) in this setting, which opens the Postbuild Event dialog box. Enter each command on a separate line in this dialog box. At build time, InstallShield runs each command in the order that they are listed. The build waits until a command finishes before proceeding to the next one. When you are entering a command, you can use any path variables and environment variables that are defined in your project, instead of using a hard-coded path. You can also use certain variables that are defined specifically for build event commands. To learn more, see Specifying Commands that Run Before, During, and After Builds. Edition: This setting is available in the Premier edition of InstallShield. |
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Setting | Project Type | Description | ||||||
Publish Merge Module | Merge Module | Specify whether you want the merge module to be available in the Merge Modules folder or a repository after each successful build of the selected release. Available options are:
To learn more, see Using a Repository to Share Project Elements. | ||||||
Repository Name | Merge Module | Select the repository where the merge module that you are building should be published when the release is successfully built. Note that this option is available only if one or more repositories have been configured. (To configure a repository, on the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the Repository tab. Use this tab to configure a repository.) | ||||||
Display Name | Merge Module | Specify a display name for the merge module that you are publishing to the repository. When you select this merge module in the Redistributables view after it has been published to the repository, the display name is available in the details pane. | ||||||
Publisher | Merge Module | Type the name of the person publishing this merge module to the repository. This name will be displayed in the description pane when you select this merge module in the Redistributables view. When you select this merge module in the Redistributables view after it has been published to the repository, the publisher name is available in the details pane. | ||||||
Description | Merge Module | Type the description that should be displayed for this merge module. When you select this merge module in the Redistributables view after it has been published to the repository, the description is available in the details pane. |
Setting | Project Type | Description | ||||||||
Publish to AdminStudio Repository | Basic MSI | Specify whether you want the Windows Installer package that you are building to be published to the software repository. If you use the software repository to manage a Windows Installer package, the .msi file and all of its other associated files and subfolders are stored in a subfolder of the software repository location that is identified for the package's Application Catalog. | ||||||||
Group | Basic MSI | If you select Yes for the Publish to AdminStudio Repository setting and you want to associate the Windows Installer package with one or more groups in the Application Catalog, click the ellipsis button (..) in this setting. The Select Application Manager Groups dialog box opens. Select the check box for each group that you want to contain the Windows Installer package. | ||||||||
Update Option | Basic MSI | Specify how you want to handle the importing of the Windows Installer package that is built for the selected release into the Application Catalog. Available options are:
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Setting | Project Type | Description | ||||||
Copy to Folder | Basic MSI, InstallScript, InstallScript MSI, InstallScript Object, Merge Module | If you want to be able to automatically distribute your release to a folder, specify location. Existing folders with the same names as copied folders are overwritten, but no folders are deleted. Specify the folder path by entering the path in this setting, or click the ellipsis button (..) to browse to the location. If the media format of the selected release is a network image, which creates only one disk image folder, the contents of the disk image folder, rather than the folder itself, are copied. If you chose to create a self-extracting executable file, the executable file, rather than the disk image folders, is copied. Project: For InstallScript and InstallScript Object projects, InstallShield automatically copies the release to the folder that you specify on the Events tab every time that you build the release. For any of the following project types, InstallShield copies all of the relevant files for your release to the specified folder whenever you right-click the release in the Releases view and then click Distribute:
If you want the build engine to copy your release to the specified folder after every build in a Basic MSI, InstallScript MSI, or Merge Module project, select Yes for the Distribute After Build setting. Note: If you specify a folder for this setting and you also specify an FTP location on the Events tab, InstallShield copies the release to only the FTP location. | ||||||
FTP Location | Basic MSI, InstallScript, InstallScript MSI, InstallScript Object, Merge Module | If you want to be able to automatically distribute your release to an FTP server, specify the FTP URL for the location. Each release in your project can have a different FTP location. Note: If you need to distribute your release to a path outside the FTP default folder, use a double slash (//). For example, to distribute your release to a root-level folder called myproduct, where the URL of the FTP server is ftp://ftp.mydomain.com, enter ftp://ftp.mydomain.com//myproduct for the FTP location. Project: For InstallScript and InstallScript Object projects, InstallShield automatically copies the release to the FTP location that you specify on the Events tab every time that you build the release. For any of the following project types, InstallShield copies all of the relevant files for your release to the specified FTP location whenever you right-click the release in the Releases view and then click Distribute:
If you want the build engine to copy your release to the specified location after every build in a Basic MSI, InstallScript MSI, or Merge Module project, select Yes for the Distribute After Build setting. | ||||||
FTP Site User Name | Basic MSI, InstallScript, InstallScript MSI, InstallScript Object, Merge Module | If a user name is required to upload to the FTP location that you are specifying, enter the user name. Project: If you enter a user name for one of the releases in a Basic MSI, InstallScript MSI, or Merge Module project, that same user name is used for other releases in the same project and in other Basic MSI, InstallScript MSI, and Merge Module projects. | ||||||
FTP Site Password To view clipboard history you should use special program - Clipdiary clipboard manager. There is no way to view clipboard history by means of Windows OS. Clipdiary is a great utility and makes my (programming) life much easier! May 15, 2018 - Method 1. Pasting your Clipboard. Open your device's text message app. It's the app that lets you send text messages to other phone numbers from your device. Start a new message. Tap and hold on the message field. Tap the Paste button. Delete the message. Mobile devices are useful for performing work-related tasks while on-the-go, but can be difficult to figure out for the first time if you're used to used a PC. Cut and paste items from the Clipboard If you're not already there, click Home, then click the launcher in the lower-right corner of the Clipboard group. Select the text or graphics you want to copy, and press Ctrl+C. Each selection appears in the Clipboard, with the latest at the top. How can i find my clipboard. Windows clipboard can store only one item. When you copy something, previous clipboard contents is owerwritten. So you can not find clipboard history by the means of Windows OS. | Basic MSI, InstallScript, InstallScript MSI, InstallScript Object, Merge Module | If a password is required to upload to the FTP location that you are specifying, enter the password. Project: If you enter a password for one of the releases in a Basic MSI, InstallScript MSI, or Merge Module project, that same password is used for other releases in the same project and in other Basic MSI, InstallScript MSI, and Merge Module projects. | ||||||
Distribute After Build | Basic MSI, InstallScript MSI, Merge Module | Specify whether you want the build engine to automatically distribute your release after each build to the location that you specified. Tip: To quickly distribute your release on demand, instead of after each build, right-click the release and click Distribute. Note that the Distribute command is available only if the release has been built at least once. |
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UseDLL
and related InstallScript APIs instead of calling into RunDll32, but that is merely a potential optimization.LaunchApplication
instead of LaunchAppAndWait
, and include the option LAAW_OPTION_USE_SHELLEXECUTE
. With ShellExecute, a UAC prompt can be shown to elevate the newly launched executable. Without ShellExecute (i.e. with CreateProcess), no UAC prompt is shown. This case is undesirable because it results in an extra UAC prompt for the user to accept.LAAW_SHELLEXECUTEVERB
to runas
allows you to elevate an exe that doesn't require administrative privileges, on Windows Vista and later.)Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged windows-installerinstallshieldinstallscript or ask your own question.
Steps to create a VBA to run a batch file from MS Access
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