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‎Apr 30, 2015
08:39 AM
Upgrading from Limited Edition to Express
Hi,
Is there a way to upgrade install shield projects created using VS2010 Install Shield limited edition to Install Shield 2014 Express edition projects?
Thanks.
- Neil Shore
Is there a way to upgrade install shield projects created using VS2010 Install Shield limited edition to Install Shield 2014 Express edition projects?
Thanks.
- Neil Shore
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‎Jun 03, 2015
09:35 AM
You can simply open your .isl file in the Express edition of InstallShield. Your project will be upgraded to a .ise project file automatically.
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
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‎Jun 05, 2017
02:51 PM
Thank you for your post. I performed the suggested opening of the .isl file. An .ise file was created. The install information looked correct. However, when I open Visual Studio 2010 it fails to load the install shield portion of the project.
I've attached a jpeg with the error message.
I assume Visual Studio 2010 can't understand Install Shield Express 2016. Is there a way to have it recognize the upgraded Install Shield project?
Thanks
I've attached a jpeg with the error message.
I assume Visual Studio 2010 can't understand Install Shield Express 2016. Is there a way to have it recognize the upgraded Install Shield project?
Thanks
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‎Aug 19, 2017
11:08 PM
I am able to run my macro from the windows run commandstart button>Run with the following syntax.Â*C:Program FilesMacro Express3MeProc.exe /AtestshellÂ*However I am not able to do this from a batch file. Can anyone help with this?Â*Thanks, John.