Hi,I'm repackaging a legacy upgrade, and am getting from ORCA, several:ICE03 ERROR Invalid DefaultDir string; Table: Directory, Column: DefaultDir, Key(s): _.2.1.4In the direct editor, the row is:Directory Parent D...
OK, What am I doing wrong?No matter what I do my "Author" value in the "Summery Information Stream" does not seem to overwrite the imported value. I have a custom "IsProjBlankTpl.ism" and the new value is in it. and everything else gets overwritten ...
I originally installed an app using msi. The msi was subsequently modified and the original is now gone. When trying to uninstall the app I get "The feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable"... If I try to install...
Since I converted several of my packages to "per-user" installs, i've noticed that the icons for each package in "Add / Remove" are just a "folder", yet each package references a specific icon to be shown in "Add / Remove". Does anyone know what is ...
Please can someone give me some advice on the methods used to launch a batch file using Admin Studio. We have packaged several applications in MSI format and require the following batch file to run after the deplopyment.#Sample Batch File# to run aft...
hello guys. I have this interesting problem. I have an app that works perfectly, but here is one thing. When installed manualy, the shortcuts appear and when uninstalled they dissapear. When this app is deployed via GPO, the shortcuts will not go awa...
Does Repackager pick up changes to text-based configuration files with an extension other than .INI? In other words, if my application stores configuration information in a text file named myapp.xyz, is Repackager intelligent enough to pick up the s...
Hi all,Is there a property or variable that I can use to reference the location where the msi is launched from ? for example:In c:\temp\app , I have c:\temp\app\test.msi and c:\temp\app\server.ini . I am creating a installscript and custom action t...
Hello,I'm not sure this is something an MSI can do or if I need to just include a batch file within the msi for the main exectuable. Anyhow, is there a way to have some set of actions (create a directory, etc.) happen the first time a user launches ...
