Hi,
Can't seem to be able to post an answer in the 7.0 thread...Don't see the 'Start New Thread' or any posting block anymore for inside the thread itself...
Was saying that:
- Downloaded the 7.0 Build 0 and saw the toolbar button color change option. Thanks!
- Still experiencing the top right radio button issue I described in a previous post. Removed innoscript.ini file but same result.
Philippe
The other thread was closed. People were posting there incorrectly. That was for 7.0 BETA not the full release. This is where you should be posting.
I will have to test on other computers with different monitors and such. I of course don't see the problem. I will look into it though.
When using Innoscript on XP I get these in the script
Source: fm20.dll; DestDir: {sys}; Flags: regserver restartreplace sharedfile;
Source: msadodc.ocx; DestDir: {sys}; Flags: regserver restartreplace sharedfile;
Source: mscomctl.ocx; DestDir: {sys}; Flags: regserver restartreplace sharedfile;
Source: aresize.ocx; DestDir: {sys}; Flags: regserver restartreplace sharedfile;
Source: ccrpudn6.ocx; DestDir: {sys}; Flags: regserver restartreplace sharedfile;
But On Vista I get the additional file at the bottom why is this and is it needed?
Source: fm20.dll; DestDir: {sys}; Flags: regserver restartreplace sharedfile;
Source: msadodc.ocx; DestDir: {sys}; Flags: regserver restartreplace sharedfile;
Source: mscomctl.ocx; DestDir: {sys}; Flags: regserver restartreplace sharedfile;
Source: aresize.ocx; DestDir: {sys}; Flags: regserver restartreplace sharedfile;
Source: ccrpudn6.ocx; DestDir: {sys}; Flags: regserver restartreplace sharedfile;
Source:msstdfmt.dll; DestDir: {sys}; Flags: regserver restartreplace sharedfile;
Do you have the same unsafe.fil for both runs? Check your run and debug logs to see where it is being picked up from. What file does InnoScript say it is dependent on?
It may be coming from a .dep file. Check the logs.
OK thanks
Back to the Runtime 7 and out of memory error
I can get my app to run on Vista but none of my users can I have used Innoscript to create an install file and these are the ocx
No, you should not put those files back in. They are unsafe for a reason. The only place to get updated copies of ocx/dll that your app needs is to research them for your particular app.
BTW: I would need to see your whole script to make a determination.
Randem
Your wish is my command
[Setup]
AlwaysRestart=yes
AppName=Tech
AppVerName=Tech Ver2.4
AppPublisher=port
AppVersion=2.4
VersionInfoVersion=2.4
AllowNoIcons=yes
LicenseFile=C:TermsAndConditionsOfSale.txt
InfoAfterFile=C:INSTALL.txt
UninstallDisplayIcon=C:Documents and SettingsTechIcon.ico
DefaultGroupName=Tech
DefaultDirName={code:GetAppFolder}Tech V2.4
AppCopyright=Copyright
I think I have found the answer, if the Vista computer has Office installed then FM20.dll is not required, if not then I need to install
Yes, you would place the file in the [Run] section. You do not have to include it in your setup file at all you can use the {src} location parameter on the file and it will run from media your setup application runs from.
Ex.
[Run]
Filename: {src}SetupPad.exe; WorkingDir: {tmp}; Flags: skipifdoesntexist;
How do I get an icon to display along side the internet shortcut? I have never be able to get one to display there. I am sure it must be me but I cannot do it, please help!
Use these paramters on the line:
IconFilename
The filename of a custom icon (located on the user's system) to be displayed. This can be an executable image (.exe, .dll) containing icons or a .ico file. If this parameter is not specified or is blank, Windows will use the file's default icon. This parameter can include constants.
Example:
IconFilename: {app}\myicon.ico
IconIndex
Zero-based index of the icon to use in the file specified by IconFilename. Defaults to 0.
If IconIndex is non-zero and IconFilename is not specified or is blank, it will act as if IconFilename is the same as Filename.
Example:
IconIndex: 0
Many thanks