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Nov 09, 2010

Hi!I am using InstallShield 2010 via Automation interface on C++ Builder 2010.When I try to open existing "msi" package:Variant ISPrj;ISPrj = CreateOleObject("ISWIAuto16.ISWiProject"); ISPrj.OleProcedure("OpenProject", "d:\\tmp\\httpd-2.2.16-win32...

Nov 23, 2010

Hi! It's me again.I overlooked that I need to edit not only database, but files to(((How can I edit set of "files of MSI package" (not MSI files, such as icons, install dialogs, etc.)? Is it possible via automation interface/COM?Thank you

Nov 21, 2010

hidenori thank you so much!This document contents information that I need. Once again: thank you!!!!! 

Nov 11, 2010

Any ideas?Deadlines approaching(((( Please help!!!

Nov 10, 2010

Thank you Kevin.Wan for quick answer.If you want to open existing "msi" package, you can try Orca.I have already tried Orca before InstallShield. It doesn't have COM interface.My aim is to create application, which correct two msi packages and merge ...

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