IMPORTANT UPDATE: SetupBuilder 5.6 build 1636 is released!

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SetupBuilder 5.6 build 1636 is released.

This is a *VERY IMPORTANT UPDATE* which resolves the Data Execution
Prevention (DEP) issue. DEP security updates in Windows XP SP2, Windows
x64, and Windows 2003 stopped SetupBuilder 5.x executables.

We recommend to recompile all your SetupBuilder projects with version 5.6
build 1636!

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As always, you may use the "Check for Updates" option within SetupBuilder to
auto-update your current SetupBuilder 5.x version.

You can also download the full SetupBuilder 5.6 install image by following
the appropriate link below:

For Developer Edition:
http://www.lindersoft.com/setupscript_4.htm

For Professional Edition:
http://www.lindersoft.com/lspsfx10_4.htm


Change log for release of SetupBuilder 5.6 Build 1636 (September 27, 2006)
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Features/Improvements/Fixes/Workarounds/Changes/Notes:

FIX : Data Execution Prevention (DEP) in Windows XP SP2, Windows x64,
and Windows 2003 stopped SetupBuilder 5.x executables.

FIX : Minor "Perform Auto Update Scan" wizard fix.

CHANGE : "Perform Auto Update Scan" file limit increased to 51,200
files.

CHANGE : Updated wupdate.exe web update client.

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Regards,

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Friedrich Linder
CEO, Lindersoft
www.lindersoft.com
1.954.252.3910

"point. click. ship" - that's SetupBuilder 5.6

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Thanks for your speed in releasing this Friedrich

Colin Wynn [Administer Software Ltd]

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> Thanks for your speed in releasing this Friedrich



Friedrich

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Friedrich,

It is so cool that the install can detect that I had a release candidate
installed and rolled it back automatically (after I answered the question to
allow it) then went ahead and installed the regular new update.

This is a technique that I hope SV learns to use. In previous releases of
Clarion there have been times when a candidate release messed up installing
the real release.

This is a really neat feature.

Best Regards

Michael Gould

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Michael,

If SV would also learn how to detect the Clarion folder ....

JP

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Thank you

Jean-Pierre GUTSATZ

Best Regards

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JP,

I don't know about that, I wasn't trying to be critical. There have been
releases in the past where special patches have been created for a minor
release level that have caused problems when trying to install the "real"
release. I just think that this is a neat feature that SV might not know
about ( I didn't until I saw it work) that could keep this from happening
when they release a version and then a quick patch to fix a showstopper they
released quickly.

Best Regards

Michael Gould

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Michael,

Not critical either here only a bit cynical as after all they distribute a
free licence of SB and do not even use it 'properly' themselves in their
setups ....

Here we say :'with if's one could put paris in a bottle' - so I presume with
the same if's we could hope to have an SV installer with rollback on error
and detecting directory and detecting licence key etc ....

JP

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Thank you

Jean-Pierre GUTSATZ

Best Regards

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Hi JP

And down here we say with regards to IF


IF My Auntie had Balls, She would be my Uncle!

.... Avec les balls, mon Aunt est mon Uncle! You could probably translate this better
to Francais than moi...

"IF" is one a most under appreciated words, probably because it is so short!

I also like the French interpretation you quote.


John Griffiths

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John,

Moreover this IF is absolutely unknown to all of us Clarion devs after all
no ?

is that called a british understatement too ? <G>

Si ma tante en avait ce serait mon oncle .....

JP

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Thank you

Jean-Pierre GUTSATZ

Best Regards

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Thank you, Michael.

Friedrich