Is it a .net application? Is the path set correctly? What does the -t parameter? Is it a protected/packaged application?

Trial download works fine. If you provide your email at the download process you'll receive the package password.

What crashes did you had?Maybe its a hardware failure?

You can add your .dll as a SupportFile and call it like $SUPPORTDIR$\\my.dll etc. .You can do the same thing with an .exe wrapper.

IF there is a .Dll wrapper you can call to read the Dongle or any other way to read it through Win32 API, then yes, it's possible.

Run a .bat file that does the job for you.

Hi,

Please explain a little more.. Do you want to create an MSI that has different passwords and according to the passwords, install different files?

You want an msi that has password authentication just to allow people to install your software ?

Give us some more info to help you out.

sdeschenes wrote:Since I distribute my product on CD/DVD, does this mean that my customers would require the CD/DVD to uninstall my product?

To uninstall no, to make a maintenance install (fix/repair) yes.

You just drag and drop the commands you want from the menus of the left of the editor OR you just start typing the command and the MSICode editor auto-completes your command for you.

Thanks for the reply; I'll start that ball rolling. In the mean time, can I get an "official" response from IA on this? Perhaps a link to a FAQ or statement regarding SQL registration? Thanks! Keith Hehe, trust me, my opinion/word is as official as an InstallAware's representative on issu...

You have to register at Microsoft to be legal.

If it an Uncompressed Layout installation, you can't do nothing more than copy the files on your local hard drive first and run the installation later. Otherwise you can create a Single Installation File, which caches the necessary files on the local hard drive. If you use a Single File you won't ge...

Generate a variable of GUID type?

You can use "Check File" command, to check if the file exists, before executing the "Install File" command.

Almost 100% of what you want to detect, is stored on Registry. Write a list of what you might need to detect and i'll see what the correct registry key to detect is, if one exists. You can easily do it yourself though, by using google and type eg "Windows Detect how much memory is available&quo...

It's the second. Using the automation object based on customer information. That's the way actually to have your own company info stamp on the About screen of the installer.