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Apr 07, 2009
08:42 AM
INstallshiled 2009 freezes when building IS 12 projects.
Good day all,
the company that I work for has recenly upgraded from Installshield 12 pro to Installshield 2009 Premier and Windows Vista 64. Since then we have not been able to sucessfully generate a build of the old projects.
I have been looking in the forums for a solution that works. I have tried to replace the Prjmgr.dll as recomended in one thread, this didn't work another post said to update to Service Pack 1, we are running SP2 and still no luck.
Can someone please point me in the direction of a solution.
Thanks
--Mike
the company that I work for has recenly upgraded from Installshield 12 pro to Installshield 2009 Premier and Windows Vista 64. Since then we have not been able to sucessfully generate a build of the old projects.
I have been looking in the forums for a solution that works. I have tried to replace the Prjmgr.dll as recomended in one thread, this didn't work another post said to update to Service Pack 1, we are running SP2 and still no luck.
Can someone please point me in the direction of a solution.
Thanks
--Mike
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Apr 07, 2009
01:30 PM
After some work I now have it building, It seams that there is something in one of the Merg Modules that 2009 doesn't like. If I remove the Modules it builds and runs fine, so now the task is to add them one at a time and see what the ofending module is...:confused:
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