pgattu,I recently had a support case re: calling 64bit DLL functions from InstallScript and can confirm they are not supported. The alternative is that you must compile your DLL as win32/x86/32bit. My example is using managed code (aka VB.NET DLL) ...
agshah,I don't know about the Date property, but this can be used in InstallScript: GetSystemInfo( DATE, nResult, strDate ); GetSystemInfo( TIME, nResult, strTime ); svDateTime = strDate + " " + strTime;reference:http://helpnet.installshield...
BossHogg,I'm not sure which kind of project you are using, but this is what we have used in the past:http://helpnet.installshield.com/installshield19helplib/helplibrary/AddingHTMLLinkISDialog.htmThat help doc uses the example of a hyperlink, but you ...
kozlov_vital,Apologies. In that case, it would be something like the following: NUMBER nLength; STRING szExePath; nLength = MAX_PATH + 1; MsiGetProperty( ISMSI_HANDLE, "SETUPEXEDIR", szExePath, nLength ); lstDirs = MakeDirList( szExePath ^ sDir );sou...
kozlvov_vital,If these files are in your "Support Files" for the project, you should be able to access them in InstallScript via something like:lstDirs = MakeDirList( SUPPORTDIR ^ sDir ); HTH
