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WiseScript Package Editor Reference 51
Creating WiseScript Installations
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Details
Edit file settings.
See Specifying Installation File Settings on page 53.
Adding Files
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WiseScript Package Editor only
1. Select Installation Expert > Files page.
2. If the directory where the file is to be added is not listed in the lower-left list box:
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Select the directory under which the new directory should be created.
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Click New Folder, enter a directory name, and click OK.
3. In the lower-left list box, select the directory to which the file will be added.
You must assign all files to either the Application directory, a Windows directory, or a
subdirectory that you create. If the installation contains more than one component,
the list box contains directories for each component.
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Application directory
This represents the default installation directory for the program. This is where
the executables, ReadMe files, and other non-system files are typically
assigned.
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Windows directory
System level files, such as fonts and certain .DLLs, should be assigned to the
appropriate Windows directory. The main system directories are already
created, and you can add new ones.
4. In the upper-left list box select the directory containing the file or files to add.
The files in this directory are listed in the upper-right list box.
5. From the upper-right list box, select the files to added to the destination directory:
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To add a single file to the destination directory, double-click the file.
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To add multiple files, select them and click Add File.
6. To add the contents of an entire directory or to use wildcard filters to add only
specified files in the directory, select the directory in the upper-right list box and
click Add Contents. Complete the fields on the Add Wildcards dialog box and click
OK.
See Adding Contents of Directories on page 52.
7. Repeat the preceding steps to add all application files.
You can also drag files from Windows Explorer and drop them in a directory under the
Destination Computer icon. When you drop the file, the Drag and Drop Settings dialog
box opens so you can set file properties (this is the same as the Install File Settings
dialog box.) To confirm the file’s location, click OK.
To review file assignments, select a destination directory in the lower-left list box. All
files assigned to that directory are listed in the lower-right list box. To remove a file from
the installation, select it in the lower-right list box, and click Delete File. To set advanced
installation options for a particular file, double-click it in the lower-right list box. This
opens the Install File Settings dialog box.