Blank MSI
Hi can any one suggest how to create a blank msi using WISEPACKAGE STUDIO i need step by step.Pls try to explain in detail..
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Posted by:
ajinkyaraulkar
14 years ago
Following are the steps
1) Launch the windows installer editor in wise package studio
2)Generally the window appears which asks for the kind of package you want to start
3)Select Windows application in it. The bank package opens.(DONT DO ANY CHANGES IN THE MSI)
4)Save the package save with <PackgeName>.MSI
5)OR if the window specified in the point 2 does not appear then go to file and select new the window will appear.
1) Launch the windows installer editor in wise package studio
2)Generally the window appears which asks for the kind of package you want to start
3)Select Windows application in it. The bank package opens.(DONT DO ANY CHANGES IN THE MSI)
4)Save the package save with <PackgeName>.MSI
5)OR if the window specified in the point 2 does not appear then go to file and select new the window will appear.
Posted by:
harshakola
14 years ago
HI Ajin
But i can't find the file what i saved.do u know any reason. or i need save a file like .wsi and then compile it .so i guess we can generate blank msi.If u have any screen shots let me know.this is for the first time working with wise package studio in genral i use to work with Install shield.
Thank you
But i can't find the file what i saved.do u know any reason. or i need save a file like .wsi and then compile it .so i guess we can generate blank msi.If u have any screen shots let me know.this is for the first time working with wise package studio in genral i use to work with Install shield.
Thank you
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
14 years ago
But i can't find the file what i savedSooooooooooooo...you didn't use the 'Browse' button to get to a known folder? Brilliant...
IIRC, Wise defaults to saving in the root of the drive which is mapped to the share point. Clicking 'File/Open' should produce a common dialog, open at that root. Your MSI should be there.
I'm also wondering what the point of saving a blank MSI is...
Lastly, I'm wondering why you have posted your question in the 'Application Virtualisation' forum, rather than 'Package Development'.
Posted by:
ajinkyaraulkar
14 years ago
After following the above steps as metioned in my 1st reply
When you get the Save As window press the desktop button on the left of the window.
In place of file name type BLANK.MSI
In place of Save as type select "Installer databases(*.msi)
Then press the save button
You will get your blank msi on desktop
When you get the Save As window press the desktop button on the left of the window.
In place of file name type BLANK.MSI
In place of Save as type select "Installer databases(*.msi)
Then press the save button
You will get your blank msi on desktop
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