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Cool Feature in Wise Package Studio to Extract the Binary from the Binary Table

Cool Feature in Wise Package Studio to Extract the Binary from the Binary Table

The Binary table holds the binary data for items such as bitmaps, animations, and icons. The binary table is also used to store data for custom actions.

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Conditions to Check When Creating Patches Using Wise Package Studio

Conditions to Check When Creating Patches Using Wise Package Studio

To Check the Windows OS version on target machine, look for the "VersionNT" MSI property. This property's values, for different OSs, are as follows:

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Repackaging with Wise Package Studio

Repackaging with Wise Package Studio

One of my colleagues handed me the following document for reference. You will find it at the following link: http://ewall.org/index.php?module=ContentExpress&f... It contains some very good information.

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ICE Reference: Useful When Validating an MSI Using Wise Package Studio

ICE Reference: Useful When Validating an MSI Using Wise Package Studio

The following list provides a description of each individual ICE (Internal Consistency Evaluator) code.

Hopefully, this reference will come in handy when you need it most.

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Installing to a Drive Other Than C:

Installing to a Drive Other Than C:

If you have to install applications to any other Physical Drive (not network drive) you can do so in the following way.

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To Cab or Not to Cab?

To Cab or Not to Cab?

A cabinet is a single file, usually with a .cab extension, that stores compressed files in a file library. The cabinet format is an efficient way to package multiple files because compression is performed across file boundaries, which significantly improves the compression ratio.

Read on to learn more about cabinets and why they're a good thing.

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Creating a

Creating a "Fake Drive" for Application Installs that Require One

There are cases where an application needs access to a drive like H: to complete the installation of an application. Since, for example, you might be working on a VMware machine using a local user account.

Here's a trick to help you overcome this obstacle.

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Building 64-bit Windows Installer Packages Using Wise Package Studio

Building 64-bit Windows Installer Packages Using Wise Package Studio

A 64-bit package consists partially or entirely of 64-bit Windows Installer components.

The following is required for every 64-bit Windows Installer package:


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Installation Flow and Options Template

Installation Flow and Options Template

An Installation Flow and Options document explains any user input required while running the installation of a legacy setup and testing of the prepackaged setup.

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Installing or Copying Files Depending on the Drive Availability Using WiseScript Editor

Installing or Copying Files Depending on the Drive Availability Using WiseScript Editor

Scenario: If D drive is present then the application should install in D drive instead of the primary active drive.

Solution: This can be done using the system search function in Wise Package Studio.

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