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Jun 16, 2009

I am using IS 2008 Professional and want to add support for the detect of Windows 7. This may be done with a custom action.Does anyone know the values to check?What are the Windows 7 values for VersionNT and WindowsBuild?Thanks,Don

May 13, 2009

We have an issue when attempting to translate our installer to Japanese.Here are the steps:1) The original installer was created with IS 2008 Pro.2) The .ism was migrated to IS 2009 Premier for additional languages.3) The English text resources were ...

Apr 16, 2009

Using InstallShield 2009 Premiere Edition, I have created a Japanese installer. The string table has been translated, and imported into a Japanese string table.However, there are a couple of components that still have English text:1) A Start Menu sh...

Oct 22, 2008

I have a 32-bit installer, which installs 32-bit components.I am looking into the possibility of being able to apply a transform to the .msi file to be able to direct file paths and registry keys to the correct 64-bit paths.For example, instead of in...

Oct 06, 2008

I have a basic .msi installer in English. Now I want to create a Japanese version of the installer.Where is a good place to start looking into this?Thanks,Don Metzler

May 13, 2009

Are the strings in the dialogs part of the resource text which is exported/imported?Thanks,Don

Apr 22, 2009

The original post was asking about how to localize a shortcut item and registry key entries into Japanese. The above replies do not address this issue at all.

Oct 08, 2008

Gvarma wrote:For japanese (which includes kthakaana , kanji etc) you prabably would need a language pack, but this would also depend on what version of IS you are using????localization is pretty simple, if application localization is being handled at...

Oct 05, 2008

DebbieL wrote:You can specify only one processor type for the Template Summary property of an .msi package. Therefore, you can't specify something like Intel and x64 in a single package. A package can have one value or the other, but not both. Althou...

Oct 02, 2008

KathyMorey wrote:Try the Property Manager, and be sure to create your variable name with all capital letters.Thanks - this worked. I was concerned that the property manager value may be set *after* the value on the command line.Thanks,Don

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