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03-18-2011, 01:52 AM
All,

I have to display two different License Agreement Dialogs in my
installation. Is this possible?

Thanks in advance.

Davis

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03-18-2011, 01:54 AM
Davis,

> I have to display two different License Agreement Dialogs in my
> installation. Is this possible?

Yes, absolutely no problem. You can have multiple "License Agreement"
dialogs in your setup.

I have attached a demo .sb7 project.

Friedrich

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03-18-2011, 01:54 AM
Hi Friedrich,

> I have attached a demo .sb7 project.

This works, thank you!

The size of our new installation is only 643 KB (and we add 3 MB worth of
data files). The Setupbuilder .exe is 2 MB smaller than previous versions
compiled with another installation tool (with he same data file set). Does
Setupbuilder require any "dependency" (.NET Framework or VC++ runtime)? But
it even works on a Windows 98 test machine here, so I assume the answer is
"no".

I am impressed by Setupbuilder!

Davis

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03-18-2011, 01:55 AM
Davis,

> This works, thank you!
>
> The size of our new installation is only 643 KB (and we add 3 MB worth of
> data files). The Setupbuilder .exe is 2 MB smaller than previous versions
> compiled with another installation tool (with he same data file set).
> Does Setupbuilder require any "dependency" (.NET Framework or VC++
> runtime)? But it even works on a Windows 98 test machine here, so I
> assume the answer is "no".
>
> I am impressed by Setupbuilder!

Thank you for your kind words! This is music to my ears :)

SetupBuilder compiles high-performance, native Windows, self-contained and
dependency-free executable files. That means, it does not require any .NET
Framework or VC++ runtime!

The default SetupBuilder compiled executable footprint ("the overhead") is
only 164 KB.

Friedrich

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03-18-2011, 01:55 AM
We are all impressed by SetupBuilder!

Jane

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03-26-2011, 03:12 AM
Because my pos program can be a Salon program, or Video Rental, or a Liquor
Store, or just a POS, I have one install that creates each of those
programs, along with their demo's. Each demo has different demo data, and
each program install installs into different folders, creates different
shortcuts, and has a different name when installing.

I do have a separate install for internet updating, and a separate install
that manifests and code signs my exe's. I also use Build Automator, and
IqSync. With the 3 programs, I can compile my program, copy the dll's and
exe's to appropriate locations, copy protect the exe's if need be, manifest
and sign the exe's, create the installs, upload them to my web site... with
one click of the mouse.

I sure do a lot of work so I don't have to do a lot of work :)

Ray Rippey
VMT Software

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03-27-2011, 02:58 AM
Ray,

You might also find some value in SetupBuilder's SKU capability.

Jane