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Nov 23, 2009
08:36 AM
Registry values for file types
For my installshield project I need to associate file types with one of my applications. I achieved this in the advanced settings of the application component.
I added my progIDs and my extensions.
I added three verbs for each extension:
Plot (with the argument /F%1 /P)
Open (with the argument /F%1)
Print (with the argument /F%1 /H)
The installation works fine on a Western European, US Operating system.
Registry keys set to:
Open "C:\Program Files\My Company\My Application.exe" /F%1
Plot "C:\Program Files\My Company\My Application.exe" /F%1 /P
Print "C:\Program Files\My Company\My Application.exe" /F%1 /H
However when installed onto a Korean Operating System the registry keys are currupt:
Open "C:\Program Files\My Company\My Application.exe" /F%1 /P
Plot "C:\Program Files\My Company\My Application.exe" %1
Print "C:\Program Files\My Company\My Application.exe" /F%1
Has anyone else experienced anything like this?
Should I do this sort of thing in a script - would that be more reliable?
Regards,
Robert.
I added my progIDs and my extensions.
I added three verbs for each extension:
Plot (with the argument /F%1 /P)
Open (with the argument /F%1)
Print (with the argument /F%1 /H)
The installation works fine on a Western European, US Operating system.
Registry keys set to:
Open "C:\Program Files\My Company\My Application.exe" /F%1
Plot "C:\Program Files\My Company\My Application.exe" /F%1 /P
Print "C:\Program Files\My Company\My Application.exe" /F%1 /H
However when installed onto a Korean Operating System the registry keys are currupt:
Open "C:\Program Files\My Company\My Application.exe" /F%1 /P
Plot "C:\Program Files\My Company\My Application.exe" %1
Print "C:\Program Files\My Company\My Application.exe" /F%1
Has anyone else experienced anything like this?
Should I do this sort of thing in a script - would that be more reliable?
Regards,
Robert.
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Nov 24, 2009
05:00 AM
After a few frustrating attempts to find the problem, I realised that the arguments I had set for the verbs (and subsequently updated as requirements change) - the strings were not updating for all languages
:eek:
So if this sort of thing happens to anyone else - check the string table for the arguments / verbs to ensure that they have updated for all languages required in the installation project. 😮
Regards,
Robert.
:eek:
So if this sort of thing happens to anyone else - check the string table for the arguments / verbs to ensure that they have updated for all languages required in the installation project. 😮
Regards,
Robert.