Hello, I am trying to run a command to execute an .exe while specifying a path in which there are several spaces. Based on this example (https://community.flexera.com/t5/InstallShield-Forum/Space-characters-in-Setup-exe-command-line/td-p/131031), I tried to do something like this (in an installshield script) MySetup.exe " /v" + "\"INSTALLDIR=c:\\PROGRA~1\\Install\\My Setup\""; (I use notations with "\" to escape the sequences as explained here: https://docs.revenera.com/installshield22helplib/Subsystems/installshield22langref/helplibrary/LangrefEscape_sequences.htm ) Unfortunately it doesn't work. At execution, I get this message:   For program files, I know I can use the notation "c:\PROGRA~1" I tried and it works. But I still have the space problem with the final folder. Can't escape the spaces in my case? 😞 ... View more

Hello everyone, In my installer, I have to use an .exe. No problem on this side. But to avoid that the files are copied to C:\Program File(x86), I use Disable(WOW64FSREDIRECTION). At first, I followed this example ( WINSYSDIR64  ) Disable(WOW64FSREDIRECTION); XCopyFile("c:\\program files (x86)\MyInstaller", "c:\program files\MyInstaller",INCLUDE_SUBDIR); Enable (WOW64FSREDIRECTION); Of course, this does not prevent the creation of folders from this .exe in C:\Program File(x86) So I thought of using it in another way, like this: Disable (WOW64FSREDIRECTION); LaunchAppAndWait( szProgram , szCmdLine , WAIT ) Enable (WOW64FSREDIRECTION); But this did not change the problem. How can I make sure that the folders created at the execution of this external exe are in c:\program files and not in C:\program files (x86) ? ... View more

Hello everyone, I am currently working on a modification / correction of an installer. It's the first time I'm working on such a subject (and the first time I'm using InstallShield). To do this I try to follow with the different forums and documentation of InstallShield. I'm a bit lost... I have to fix the installer. But when I look at the sequence, it doesn't look like what I saw in the different documentations and I don't understand how it works... There is only one Custom Actions (to launch an external executable file). No problem with that. The rest are standard actions (Execute part of the Sequences). But I don't understand how these standard actions work: for example, there is a standard action "MoveFiles" (certainly this Action I have to correct). But how do I know which files are moved by this action? If I look in the table of this action in the Direct Editor part, it is empty... There are no external scripts used (the InstallScript part is empty). In short, I don't understand how we can visualize the functioning (the actions performed) of the installer? Is there any possibility to visualize this in code form? And how to know the exact actions that perfom the standard actions (which files are concerned etc..)? I have never used this kind of software... And I am really lost (and desperate). Thanks in advance for your help ... View more