Recent content by ScruffyDuck

Thanks. I finally got it to work by Creating the folder Creating the actual file by Write Data to File. I wrote a null string. This was the only way to get the file to exist Writing the entry to the file using Write Data to an Ini File. There are full rights to the D:\ folder and the installer...

Can’t see how to edit my post. I am saying that the ini file and path does not exist before the installer runs and still does not exist after the run so my assumption is that this action does not create the ini file and path somehow before I can use it. I also tried to do this via a registry...

I am trying to write to an ini file. At the moment this is failing so I am doing something wrong. I am adding a custom action to an event This is the actual entry data The ini file does not exist. I assumed that this action would create it if it is not there. Thanks

Thank you

Apologies if the answer to this is obvious but I had not thought about it until a user install my application from the administrator account and then went to his user account where he could not find the installation. This may not be a usual way to do things but he certainly did it this way. He...

Yes it works well once you know where it is!

Ah! That tab was hidden - I found it when I dragged down the Functionality Tab. Also found some other stuff by expanding General and Build… Many thanks!

OK I feel daft asking this. I read the help file which tells me to be sure to enable the “Include the Uninstaller engine” option first. I found how to configure it via the Advanced functions help but I just cannot find how to enable it! I have checked all the various options and nowhere can I...

Thanks very much I will certainly try this out.

I have just found and purchased Paquet 3. It looks like it will be a great help for me. I have one requirements that I need. For most of my updates there is a minimum version that it can be applied to. For example if my minimum is 1.61.5200 then the update should not be applied to 1.60.5125. I...