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Windows Installer Editor Reference
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Assembling an Installation
To view shared registry resources
1. Double-click a registry value on the Registry page in Installation Expert or on the
Components or Features tab in Setup Editor.
The Registry Details dialog box appears.
2. Click the Shared Resources tab.
See also:
Registry Page
on page 139
Special Registry Keys
In addition to the standard top-level registry keys, a special registry key named
HKEY_USER_SELECTABLE is provided. Depending on the operating system, during
installation an end user can install an application for the current user only or for all the
users of the computer. Registry changes under this key are made to either
HKEY_CURRENT_USER or HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, based on the end user’s choice
during installation.
Windows Installer itself also provides registry keys with special functionality. (Example:
You can install a key named AlwaysInstallElevated to force Windows Installer
installations to always install with elevated privileges.) For a list of these special keys,
see User Policies and Machine Policies in the Windows Installer SDK Help.
INI Files Page
Use the INI Files page to:
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Update the contents of an existing .INI file, such as System.ini.
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Create an .INI file and write installation properties to it.
You cannot use this page to delete part or all of an .INI file.
The left list box on this page represents the directory tree of the destination computer,
and the right list box contains .INI entries you add to the installation. Use the right-click
menu to expand or collapse folders and to hide or show empty folders.
Note
To see the same directory structure that exists on the Files page, mark the View
directories for all features on Files page check box in Wise Options.
Tips for creating and editing .INI files
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After you create an .INI file, you cannot edit its name. You must delete the .INI
entry and create a new one.
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When you edit an existing .INI file, new .INI file settings are merged into the
existing settings. If you enter a section name that already exists, its new parameter
assignment lines are added to the existing section. If a section and its variable
already exist, the variable’s value is overwritten.
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You can use formatted text strings to resolve special substrings in the Section,
Key, or Value fields in the INI File table, entering the formatted text directly on the
INI File Details dialog box. You also can edit the IniFile table in Setup Editor. For