WiseScript Editor Reference
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WiseScript Actions
About Windows Mobile Installations
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Install Windows Mobile Application
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Install Windows Mobile Application
This action adds mobile device support for the Microsoft® Windows Mobile™ platform for
Pocket PC and Smartphone devices. Use it to configure a WiseScript to install files that
support a Windows Mobile device application.
See
About Windows Mobile Installations
on page 96.
Each action line represents one mobile device application; each .CAB file represents a
different device that is supported by the application.
To complete the dialog box
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Application Name
Enter the name of the application you are installing. It also appears in the desktop
computer’s mobile device software (the Add/Remove Programs dialog box, which is
accessible from the Microsoft ActiveSync window).
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Description
This appears on the Add/Remove Programs dialog box on the desktop computer.
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Installation Files section
Specify up to three .CAB files to install.
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Desktop Shortcut section
If installation onto the mobile device will not take place immediately following the
desktop installation, then use the following fields to create a shortcut on the desktop
computer. This shortcut starts the installation onto the mobile device by calling the
Application Manager.
Name
Enter the name for the shortcut on the mobile device.
Icon File
To use a custom icon, enter the path to the .ICO, .EXE, or .DLL file that contains
the icon.
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Install on the mobile device following the desktop installation
If you mark this and the mobile device is connected during the desktop installation,
then the end user is prompted to perform the mobile device installation immediately
following the desktop installation.
See also:
Process for Adding Mobile Device Support to a WiseScript
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Modify Component Size
For files within the installation .EXE, the amount of required disk space is automatically
tracked. However, if you call external .EXEs that install more files, the space those files
require is not accounted for. Use this action to increase the amount of required disk
space. Then use the Check Disk Space action to make sure that enough space exists.
Use this action inside an If block that checks whether the affected component is being
installed. Example: