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Hi David,

> THANK YOU Very Much!
>
> After reading your post and Arnór's (AND THEN the help file!) - I realized
> I had just overlooked it - works Exactly as I need!
>
> Someone needs to write a "SetupBuilder Tips & Techniques" - however, it
> might take about 10 "volumes" to cover it adequately! :-D

;-) I am sure we'll see such a "SetupBuilder Tips & Techniques & Everything
you ever wanted to know about SetupBuilder but were afraid to ask" in the
near future <g>

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Hi Friedrich,

> The "#copy file..." compiler directive in the latest SetupBuilder 6.9 and
> SetupBuilder 7.0 support the "Process after script compilation" option.
> So you can copy the resulting setup executable to whatever location(s) you
> want ;-)
>
> Does this help?

YES - didn't notice that "after compilation" option!

Source: [OUTPUTDIR]\[EXENAME]
Dest: T:\install\client\new\[EXENAME]

The destination has to be full path AND filename. I.e. if I just use
"T:\install\client\new\" or "T:\install\client\new" it fails.

Best regards,


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>> Does this help?
>
> YES - didn't notice that "after compilation" option!
>
> Source: [OUTPUTDIR]\[EXENAME]
> Dest: T:\install\client\new\[EXENAME]
>
> The destination has to be full path AND filename. I.e. if I just
> use "T:\install\client\new\" or "T:\install\client\new" it fails.

Yes, if you copy a single file then the "Destination" has to be
pathname\filename. I'll add a note to the documentation.

Thanks,
Friedrich

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Friedrich Linder
Lindersoft
www.lindersoft.com
+1.954.252.3910

SetupBuilder "point. click. ship"
Create Windows Vista ready installations in minutes

-- Official Comodo Code Signing and SSL Certificate Partner

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Hi Friedrich,

> Yes, if you copy a single file then the "Destination" has to be
> pathname\filename. I'll add a note to the documentation.

Or perhaps just strip the filename from the source if no wildcards are used
and use that? Same as "Copy c:\test.txt C:\Temp" will then create it in
C:\Temp\test.txt.

Best regards,

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Arnór Baldvinsson - Icetips Creative, Inc.
Port Angeles, Washington
www.icetips.com - www.buildautomator.com

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