Repackaging 64 bit applications for Windows 7
Wise Package Studio 8.0 doesn't support setup capture of 64 bit applications because the snapshot technology in it does recognize the 64-bit portion (folders and registry) of 64 bit OS. I know most of the 64 bit applications are developed in MSI format but there will few applications (browser plugins like flash shockwave etc..) which we will have to repackage. Sometimes even vendor provided MSIs will have to be repackaged if there are any problems.
If WPS 8.0 cannot be used to repackage the 64 bit applications is there any other way like tweaking WPS 8 or any other tool to repackage the 64 bit applications?
If WPS 8.0 cannot be used to repackage the 64 bit applications is there any other way like tweaking WPS 8 or any other tool to repackage the 64 bit applications?
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Chipster
14 years ago
At the risk of totally stepping off the lines of the original post, how has the experience been with the new Wise 8.0 products? I'm using Installation Studio 7 now and went round and roudn with symantec on the release of 8. It has to be the worst release of a product ever (from a presence perspective). I couldn't find anything on their website that talked about it, and this was less than a month ago. My whole ordeal started in trying to determine if I wanted to switch to Package Studio or stick with Installation Studio. I really miss the repacakger but used SMS Installer when needed. But I don't need the centralized features with WPS since there's only a couple of us doing installs. To add more insult to injury, we'd have to get the higher level WPS in order to get the script editor which is the vast majority of what we use. Given that we're moving more and more to App-V, I'm seriously considering admin studio but am reluctant to approach that learning curve after 10 years of what I already know. What are your thoughts on the new WPS? Which flavor did you get? etc... Thanks
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