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Jul 10, 2017

Hello all, I was wondering if you could point me into the right direction into an issue I'm having. First of all, I'm fairly new to InstallShield and don't have a lot of experience besides creating a transform with the Tuner. In our environment we ha...

Jul 13, 2017

After reading this document: http://helpnet.installshield.com/installshield19helplib/helplibrary/CAPowerShell.htm I found out that you still need to run another batch file to run any un-signed .ps1 files.In the batch file you have the luxury of runni...

Jul 13, 2017

rguggisberg wrote: In a Suite you can execute DISM via a PowerShell Event. In you Basic MSI project you would execute DISM via a PowerShell CA.Thank you. This line was helpful to me to understand the differences.

Jul 13, 2017

rguggisberg wrote:Gary100,Have you considered using a Suite project to launch your various .EXE's and MSI's?No, I haven't and i'm not sure how to do that but I was considering it because I need to run DISM.exe at some point and I read in the InstallS...

Jul 10, 2017

I was able to fix it like this:1. In-script execution: Commit execution in the system context2. Install Exec Sequence: After InstallInitialize3. Install Condition: Not Installed

Jul 10, 2017

Here's what I have been able to accomplish so far (I'm using Install Shield 2016 by the way)1. Created a basic MSI project. 2. In Installation Designer, under Files and Folder, I have added the Firefox executable to the directory where I'm installing...

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