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‎Dec 08, 2011
05:35 AM
Components and Installation Types
Hi there. I recently posted this question in the Developer 8 forum which rarely gets any traffic these days. Hopefully though, someone here might have the answer....
To cut a long story short, I haven't used InstallShield for a long time and I'm trying to remember how to assign components to Installation types. For example, if I wanted a component to only install for the "Typical" install option but not for the "Minimal" install option, how do I achieve that?
To cut a long story short, I haven't used InstallShield for a long time and I'm trying to remember how to assign components to Installation types. For example, if I wanted a component to only install for the "Typical" install option but not for the "Minimal" install option, how do I achieve that?
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‎Dec 13, 2011
02:30 AM
Thanks Debbie. Sorry for the delay in replying. For some reason I couldn't see that page in Internet Explorer. I've needed to use Safari to see it... :confused:
One other thing I need to do is to set up an optional "file association" (i.e. when the user clicks files with a certain extension they'll launch my app). Is there a KB article which explains that?
One other thing I need to do is to set up an optional "file association" (i.e. when the user clicks files with a certain extension they'll launch my app). Is there a KB article which explains that?
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