You told me before how to correct these problems (see graphic).
1. Some files don't have the "C:\Boscobel Videos Programs\" where the graphic files are located so I have to paste it in each line. (1st red box)
2. InnoScript is searching for some files but I don't know why and don't know or remember how to eliminate searching for them (lower large red box)
You help would be greatly appreciated. :D
Hi,
The hole x.jpg files do not seem to be in "C:\Boscobel Videos Programs\" folder or they should be found there. Please recheck for InnoScript has found the other files located there. The files may be located in a different folder and you would need to place that folder in the "Search Folders" tab. As far as the other files that you do not want InnoScript to search for you can add the files to the templates file with a minus sign as the first character. Just copy the whole line from the script and place it into the template file for your app with a minus sign as the first character on the line. This will eliminate the file from your script.
AS I have previously noted posting part of a script does not really help to see the whole issue. A limited scripted will most likely get a limited answer to the problem for we cannot see the whole issue (if any).
I see that in the Template function you must be able to access those files on your computer. But if InnoScript can't find them how can I add them to the template? The ADD function using File Explorer to locate the files.
In the meantime I will continue to delete those file in InnoSetUp. However, another problem has arisen. When I go to the installation file and click it, it tells me I have to use NT 10 or later. However, in InnoScript > Setting > NT, I have selected Windows 10 and then both buttons are highlighter. How do I correct this?
I have upgraded my computer to Windows 10 some time ago. I recently downloaded/installed your new InnsoScript 11.5 build 9.
I hope you can tell me how to fix this new problem.
You cannot select a higher OS than the one you are making the installation on. the older OS doesn't understand what the higher OS is. You have to create the installation on the highest OS that you want your application to run on.
As far as the template function, you add the line from the script of the files that you want removed with a minus sign as the first character. You just copy the line from the script to the template. You do not select any files...
Attached are three screen snapshots of (1) NT Versions and (2) Templates. I still cannot figure out how to use the Templates to not search for files that are not needed. And I am not sure where the files being search for are referenced, perhaps in Windows 10?
Quote from: Randem on January 01, 2016, 11:01:40 AM
As far as the template function, you add the line from the script of the files that you want removed with a minus sign as the first character. You just copy the line from the script to the template. You do not select any files...
About the templates, I don't know how to explain it any simpler. You will just have to do it for it to work. Don't try to understand it just do it. It is explained completely in the help also.
Copy the line you want removed from the script and place it in the template in the same section. The only difference is you place a minus sign at the beginning of the line you placed in the template...