I'm a new user of Installshield 5.5. Could someone tell me where should I start and where I can find the useful sites to learn about using installshield?
Hope all u guys can help me out!
TQ!
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Aimi81
, Mar 18 2004 10:51
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Aimi81
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Posted 18 March 2004 - 10:51
Hi there!
I'm a new user of Installshield 5.5. Could someone tell me where should I start and where I can find the useful sites to learn about using installshield?
Hope all u guys can help me out!
TQ!
I'm a new user of Installshield 5.5. Could someone tell me where should I start and where I can find the useful sites to learn about using installshield?
Hope all u guys can help me out!
TQ!
shuttledude
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Posted 22 March 2004 - 22:47
General site for FAQ:
http://consumer.installshield.com/
InstallShield message board for Pro 5.5 and earlier (I think this is archive only, not accepting new threads -- the board you're reading now is the best "active" board for those editions of Professional):
http://community.ins....php?forumid=58
We are still using Pro 5.1 here, but are slowly migrating projects over to the Developer world. If you're installing Microsoft .NET projects, you might want to think about using the later technology. Otherwise, Pro 5.x is fine, no problem at all with it.
http://consumer.installshield.com/
InstallShield message board for Pro 5.5 and earlier (I think this is archive only, not accepting new threads -- the board you're reading now is the best "active" board for those editions of Professional):
http://community.ins....php?forumid=58
We are still using Pro 5.1 here, but are slowly migrating projects over to the Developer world. If you're installing Microsoft .NET projects, you might want to think about using the later technology. Otherwise, Pro 5.x is fine, no problem at all with it.