Install Creator Pro .rar
Barb Magario
Install Creator is a program by Clickteam that lets you make installers for any project. Install Creator is the companion product to Patch Maker and a stripped down version is included with Multimedia Fusion 2 and Clickteam Fusion 2.5 [Where?]. It features a step-by-step wizard to easily set up files, the presentation (such as images) and various pages of text to your installer. Uninstallers can be also created too.
In the Options menu, there is an option labeled Run As Administrator. If this is unchecked, then users will not have to enter an administrator password to run the installer. The user will still be able to run it as admin by right-clicking the file and clicking Run As Administrator. If the program is not run as admin, it will give an error when attempted to install into admin-protected areas (including the Program Files folders).
Install Creator Pro has more features, such as the ability to put multiple software options in one installer. It is targeted for professional use, such as product keys, download support, and multiple installation versions. The product can be purchased from the Clickteam Shop
I've mentioned Installer Creator before on at least a couple of occasions, and now I'm able to provide the latest version. I've been using it in some form for nearly 2 years now, and I must say I'm very happy with it. In some ways it's fairly basic, but it's packed with plenty of great features.
Installer Creator v2.2 is a program to create a setup file (package) for your completed (compiled) script (program). It includes an uninstaller and both work with an Add/Remove registry entry.
Some of the supplied documentation, is probably a little out of date now and doesn't mention some of it's later features - one day I'll get around to checking it properly. The most important information can be gleaned from within the program. >
Most of the downloads you find on my Toolbox post, have been created with a version of this installer.
Download from here.
It seems I have fixed the editing issues now, that were probably due to a Forum update or change at some point. I had to delete all my screenshots and re-upload them. I was getting error messages that wouldn't let me update due to too many images, when I knew for a fact, that I could normally add many more. I proved that, by deleting them all, and re-uploading all, plus adding an extra one, and all is fine now. Probably due to the way the forum used to store attachments.
If I put effort into communication, I expect you to read properly & fully, or just not comment.
Ignoring those who try to divert conversation with irrelevancies.
If I'm intent on insulting you or being rude, I will be obvious, not ambiguous about it.
I'm only big and bad, to those who have an over-active imagination.
My whole reason was to avoid using third party .dlls. This program uses Windows inbuilt zip functionality ... are you saying you have disabled that (removed a dll or something ... do people normally remove default Windows dlls). I personally use ZipGenius to create my other zips, but generally use Windows to open them. The fix option on the main dialog, fixes one kind of registry change caused by some third party programs (could that be your issue?). Another issue, is that later versions of AutoIt are incompatible with the _ZipFunctions.au3 include file - I had to compile my program with v3.2.0.1 for the zip element to work.
As complex as my program may seem or appear, I try to keep things as simple as possible, so incorporating something like 7zip is not very appealing to me. When I get enough feedback and I supply the source, you can adapt it for your own needs (and maybe others).
P.S. Even though I had to compile the program with v3.2.0.1, I can still use the program to create Install packages when I'm switched to v3.2.4.9 (I'm not at the moment quite sure why that is, but probably because my program is giving the commands to the AutoIt compiler, etc).
I used to use 98lite many many moons ago, but didn't realise that extended to XP (etc) ... especially with features like zip removal ... honestly, I can't see the need to remove that, when you can just make another program the default ... it's not as if we are short of space on our drives these days?
@Cdma1X & @SwiftBurns - at the moment I'm only supplying an installer version in a zip file, as I don't have the space on my ISP server to supply in alternate formats. If I get enough requests for a non-installer version only, then I'll probably end up going that way ... but to date I've had extremely little feedback.
Having not going over the code, perhaps an /extract option for the installer - with such a command line switch all the files are extracted to the folder specified. nsis, msi, and other have these options.
On another note, my Installer does not overwrite settings files if re-installing, and my Uninstaller gives you 2 uninstall options - Full (complete wipe) or leave settings files and user files behind.
However, you don't have to install to Program Files ... and if you can't do registry, then you essentially just get what you want - the files in a folder. You'll probably still have shortcuts (unless you aren't allowed them either), but you can delete them anyway. If your account is that limited, I'm surprised they let you run other exe's.
Spend your time developing your creations not building the installers. Download the fully functional freeware version of Install Creator and create your first installation in less than one minute! Then you decide which way is better!
The free version of Install Creator is fully functional for both commercial and non commercial products. Installers built with this version contain an extra page when the install is complete, linking back to Clickteam to spread the word about Install Creator.
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