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Aug 22, 2008
10:06 AM
Conditional Short Cuts
Anyone have any insight into how I can make the addition of Short-Cuts conditional on the operating system?
I'm doing a Basic MSI that only supports XP and Vista... the XP Shortcut will be placed in the regular Start Menu->Programs Menu->Publisher->Game->Game.exe... but the Vista shortcut is to be placed in the Games "directory"...
Thank You in advance....
I'm doing a Basic MSI that only supports XP and Vista... the XP Shortcut will be placed in the regular Start Menu->Programs Menu->Publisher->Game->Game.exe... but the Vista shortcut is to be placed in the Games "directory"...
Thank You in advance....
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Aug 26, 2008
03:46 PM
Cavan,
When you create a shortcut under the Shortcuts view of InstallShield, the program will ask you associate the shortcut with a component. All you need is to create 2 shortcuts, and associate each shortcut to a Component that has a Condition set to the particular OS.
See the help section "Building Conditional Statements" to learn how to create a Component that is OS dependent.
When you create a shortcut under the Shortcuts view of InstallShield, the program will ask you associate the shortcut with a component. All you need is to create 2 shortcuts, and associate each shortcut to a Component that has a Condition set to the particular OS.
See the help section "Building Conditional Statements" to learn how to create a Component that is OS dependent.