hi
I want to use smart cd autorun launcher but I don't know how ?
If you can explain me this :
Thinks
; Smart CD Autorun Launcher
; by Dipl.-Ing. Stefan Krueger
; <skrueger@installsite.org>
[Application]
; Enter the registry location of for your application's App Path entry under
; HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. InstallShield creates this entry with the call
; RegDBSetItem( REGDB_APPPATH_DEFAULT, szAppPath ^ @PRODUCT_KEY );
; RegKey="Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\YourApp.exe"
; Should application be started automatically if it is already installed?
; (Boolean: 0 or 1)
Start=0
[Setup]
; Specify absolute path to your main setup program. The drive letter (with
; colon) will be prepended automatically
; You can also add command line parameters. Example:
; Run=\setup.exe
; Do not use long file names!
Run=\bin\autorun.exe
; Specify your splash screen's window class. Required to prevent launching of multiple
; instances of setup if CD is removed and re-inserted during installation.
WindowClass=GLBSInstall
; Additionally specify your setup's window title (optional)
;WindowTitle=Setup
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autorun
Started by
scoub
, Nov 26 2004 15:53
3 replies to this topic
Posted 27 November 2004 - 19:16
The tool needs to know where in registry it should look for your installed application, and where the setup is located on your cd. That's the information you need to enter. Which part in particular is unclear to you?
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Posted 27 November 2004 - 19:32
Yes, I understand this but I want to explain the way more clear
and what do I need to create (key,dwain .... )
can you do a screen or ?
think
and what do I need to create (key,dwain .... )
can you do a screen or ?
think
Posted 27 November 2004 - 19:53
Your setup needs to create a registry entry that holds the path to your application exe that you want to start.
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