One of the reasons we leave the message up is that, per the terms of your InstallShield EULA, you are entitled to install ten (10) stand-alone build engines for every full license of InstallShield you own. Customers may want to download it and install it on their local machine, then download another copy at a later date to install elsewhere.
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Thanks for the response Bob! I would imagine then it would be something saved off then and not sit in the Update Manager as that's for delivering updates, not storage for available installations such as software you may have purchased?
Additionally, this is an update, not message, however, can you please explain why this user-interface shows 0's for both "update messages" and "messages"? It just doesn't make sense. If there was one thing I would like removed and replaced in this system is THAT dialog. It is just too confusing all around! How do you mark something as "read" so it doesn't show again, how can I save off an update to a folder locally to install when I want, and put it in a place I want it? On and on....this piece needs attention in a big way!
I got another notification of the stand alone build engine download. The Update Manager is NOT a storage medium (permanent) for downloads, i.e. it's not a download manager which is your intent with this particular update. As there will always be new customers to 10.5, you will never be able to pull this down. Instead this needs to be part of a customers account download section and not be a nuisance in the update manager. Please remove the update to avoid the constant notification of new updates when there is not.
