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Dec 02, 2009
04:01 AM
Install Dir Location problem in 64-bit machine.
Hi guys,
1) I want to install my application only in 64-bit windows 2008 machine.
2) In the choose install set custom dialog my target installation directory showing like this "C:\Program Files (x86)\" but my expected results need to be "C:\Program Files\"
The first point is implemented in easy way.
For second point I need your help ,In the Template Summary i kept like this "x64;1033".But still am not getting the expected result .The application code(*.exe & *.DLL) build in 64 Machine only.
I done earlier but I forgotten how I implemented in installshield10x version.
Could you please let us know how get the expected result.
Thanks
Reddy
1) I want to install my application only in 64-bit windows 2008 machine.
2) In the choose install set custom dialog my target installation directory showing like this "C:\Program Files (x86)\" but my expected results need to be "C:\Program Files\"
The first point is implemented in easy way.
For second point I need your help ,In the Template Summary i kept like this "x64;1033".But still am not getting the expected result .The application code(*.exe & *.DLL) build in 64 Machine only.
I done earlier but I forgotten how I implemented in installshield10x version.
Could you please let us know how get the expected result.
Thanks
Reddy
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Dec 02, 2009
07:57 AM
Did you try [PROGRAMFILES64]?
[PROGRAMFILES] goes to "Program Files (x86)" in 64-bit OS.
[PROGRAMFILES] goes to "Program Files (x86)" in 64-bit OS.
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