Wise Package Studio Reference
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Capturing Applications
11. On the First Use Settings Inclusions page, to remove an item from the transform,
select it in the list and click Exclude. The Exclude Globally button causes it to be
excluded from future captures. To display another type of item, select the type from
Inclusion Type.
See
Editing SetupCapture Inclusions
on page 228.
12. Click Next on the First Use Settings Inclusions page.
The First Use Settings Exclusions page appears. It displays all the changed items
that are excluded from the transform based on the exclusion list.
13. On the First Use Settings Exclusions page, to add an item back into the transform,
select it in the list and click Include. To display another type of item, select the type
from Inclusion Type.
See
Editing SetupCapture Exclusions
on page 229.
14. Click Finish.
If files in the captured installation depend on certain merge modules, the
Download Redistributables wizard appears. Use the Wise Web Site option to
download those merge modules, which should be pre-selected.
See Downloading Redistributable Files in the Windows Installer Editor Help.
If a file that is part of a merge module is added, the Files in Merge Modules
dialog box appears. It prompts you to add the merge module and, if necessary,
download it.
See
Adding Merge Modules Instead of Files
on page 232.
The transform is saved in the directory you specified at the beginning of this procedure.
SOE Snapshot
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Not available in Standard Edition.
SOE Snapshot lets you capture a computer’s standard operating environment (SOE). An
SOE consists of the operating system, basic system software, and the applications that
are installed for every user or every user in a department. SOE Snapshot stores this
snapshot in the form of an .SOE file, which you can import into the Software Manager
database to represent a baseline computer in your organization.
Example:
Suppose you capture the SOE and import it into the Software Manager database. Then
you capture an application, import it, and perform a conflict analysis. You might find
conflicts between the application and the SOE. ConflictManager treats the SOE as
another package against which you can find conflicts.
See:
Guidelines for Capturing the Standard Operating Environment
on page 243
SOE Snapshot Configuration Settings
on page 243
Capturing the Standard Operating Environment
on page 244
