As long as hasp company provides a native Win32 Dll to call the function from, yes it can be done.

The file there, is the Web Updates wrapper. If you don't want this file to be there, you we'll have to disable Web Updates.

Why it didn't work? What was the error?

I already have my installation translated to Greek (i'm from Greece anyway) and i never had a problem. Maybe your missing something? Like encoding on your dialogs labels?

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Our application needs to add it self to the windows file context menu, i.e the menu that shows when a user right clicks a file or a folder in Windows Explorer. We know how perform this task programaticly using .net but is there perhaps a way to do this with InstallAware? Best Regards. Create an .ex...

For anyone who didn't notice, our official blog is up and running with posts on at least weekly basis. You'll find info about the most hot topics/issues, complete installation project, inside info for upcoming features and tons of other stuff. Visit us at http://www.installaware.com/blog/

For anyone who didn't notice, our official blog is up and running with posts on at least weekly basis. You'll find info about the most hot topics/issues, complete installation project, inside info for upcoming features and tons of other stuff. Visit us at http://www.installaware.com/blog/

Is Sql Browser and Sql Agents and Sql Writer services running on Sql Server 2005 machine? Are remote connections allowed?

There is no issue with the SQL server plugin. You're probably doing something wrong.

Take a look at the Autorun Sample project.

As you already know, you have a demo version on your hands. When you buy the product and install it's license, this message will disappear.

Another newbie question: Is there no way to request a license key from the user? I know I can password protect the installation file, but this would require me to distribute the file with the same password to all users, or rebuild for every user; impractical in either event. How do other people dea...

Add your dll to IA Support Files and call it like $SUPPORTDIR$\\mydllname.dll

If you use Run Program As instead of Run Program to execute your file after installation finishes, you'll see the Working Directory textbox along with some others.

Most of the times applications won't get launched because they need certain variables set first, like Working Directory and stuff like that. Use Run Program As and set Working Directory and Environment variables. Make some tests with that and you'll get it run for sure. Specially the Working Directo...