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‎Apr 20, 2011
08:04 AM
How execute a .exe in installshield
Hi Everybody,
I have a easy question for you !!
I'am using Installshield 2011 to create packages for my workoffice.
I have one file setup.exe and i want in my new installshield's package execute this .exe and others files.
I have make a test package but it's copy the setup.exe in my installdir. ?!:;*$^ù$ ?? :confused:
If you are any information for me ?!
Thanks !!!!!!
I have a easy question for you !!
I'am using Installshield 2011 to create packages for my workoffice.
I have one file setup.exe and i want in my new installshield's package execute this .exe and others files.
I have make a test package but it's copy the setup.exe in my installdir. ?!:;*$^ù$ ?? :confused:
If you are any information for me ?!
Thanks !!!!!!
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‎Apr 21, 2011
05:05 AM
To execute an .exe file within your installer use a custom action EXE.
this would trigger the required exe.
if this .exe is composed of MSI then you cannot run this custom action in InstallExecute sequence.
custom actions is the place you would need to start from
this would trigger the required exe.
if this .exe is composed of MSI then you cannot run this custom action in InstallExecute sequence.
custom actions is the place you would need to start from
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‎Apr 27, 2011
09:11 AM
Hello rrinblue22
Thanks for you're response,
i will test it !!!
😉
Thanks for you're response,
i will test it !!!
😉
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‎Apr 28, 2011
12:55 PM
if you are comfortable with script then you can use LaunchApplication or LaunchAppAndWait InstallScript functions...........