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The end user copies the .CAB file to the mobile device and opens it. The .CAB file
extracts its contents to the directories that were specified in the .INF file.
Uninstall of the mobile device application is controlled by the mobile device and
ActiveSync. Uninstalling the mobile device installation from the desktop computer does
not affect the application that is installed on the mobile device.
To add mobile device .CAB files to a WiseScript, use the Install Windows Mobile
Application script action.
See:
Process for Adding Mobile Device Support to a WiseScript
Install Windows Mobile Application
on page 179
Process for Adding Mobile Device Support to a WiseScript
You can configure a WiseScript to install files that support a Windows Mobile device
application.
1. Obtain the mobile device installation file or files. Windows Mobile installations
consists of one or more .CAB files.
Obtain the .CAB files from a vendor or other source, or use the Mobile Device
Package Editor to create them.
2. In WiseScript Package Editor, add the Install Windows Mobile Application script
action and specify the .CAB files to add.
3. Finish assembling the WiseScript. Any resources that you add to the WiseScript,
other than those in any Install Windows Mobile Application script actions, are
installed on the desktop computer, not the mobile device.
4. Compile the WiseScript. The .CAB files are included in the compiled .EXE. Also, an
.INI file that describes the .CABs is created and included in the compiled .EXE.
See:
About Mobile Device Package Editor in the Mobile Device Package Editor Help
About Windows Mobile Installations
on page 178
Install Windows Mobile Application
on page 179
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 178.
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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