Symantec SOFTWARE MANAGER 8.0 - REFERENCE FOR WISE PACKAGE STUDIO V1.0, Справочник

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Wise Package Studio Reference 102
Wise Package Studio Tools
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v - Verbose output
Logs more detailed information about each event or error.
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+ - Append to existing file
Appends the log to an existing log file.
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! - Flush each line to the log
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i - Status messages
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w - Non-fatal warnings
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a - Start up of actions
Logs actions as they are started.
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r - Action-specific records
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u - User requests
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c - Initial UI parameters
Logs the initial user interface parameters.
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m - Out-of-memory or fatal exit information
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o - Out-of-disk-space messages
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p - Terminal properties
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e - All error messages
5. To set logging options for Windows Installer 3.0 or later, mark log - log all
information in the Windows Installer 3.0 or later section. This overrides any
options you mark in the All Windows Installer versions section.
Note
This option is enabled only if Windows Installer 3.0 or later is installed on your
computer. It will work on the destination computer only if it has Windows Installer
3.0 or later installed.
6. Click OK.
The Define Command Line page reappears, and the selected logging options are
added to the command line.
Adding Advertising Options to Your Command Line
Windows Installer can advertise the availability of an application to end users and to
other applications without actually installing the application. If an application is
advertised, only the interfaces required for installing the application are presented to the
end user or other applications, saving time and disk space. End users install the
application by activating the advertised interface.
The Command Line Builder lets you set advertising options that determine who sees the
advertised application and whether a transform is applied to it. For information on
advertising options, see Advertisement in the Windows Installer SDK Help.
To add advertising options to a command line
1. On the Define Command Line page, select Advertised from Install Mode.
See Creating a Command Line With the Command Line Builder on page 98.
The Advertising Options button appears.