Including .NET Framework as a pre-requisite to your software package is easy enough. You can just select the desired packages from the Runtimes View. Your product's pre-requisites are automatically designated web media blocks, which will be compressed and available for distribution when you build a ...

Here's the link to the other post:
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=6098

Hi Andy,

I just want to confirm this is resolved?

We haven't been able to reproduce this in-house. Is it possible for someone to post a project that exhibits this? You could also email it to support@installaware.com

Yes, I could not identify any difference in behavior between the pre-defined and user defined variables.

Does the program uninstall successfully on other OS? How about Win7 x32?

In the Run Program command, there's a check box to "Hide Program Window". Run Program As also has an option to control window behavior.

Merge modules will be installed only if Apply Install is called when NATIVE_ENGINE is not TRUE.

This is fixed in IA 10.

When running in silent mode, set variable does not affecting any variable that is assigned a value through the command line, retaining the initial value set through command line throughout the script. My tests (logged output): >"My Setup.exe" -Start logging... #before test is first set... ...

So, in your design view, there is only the one shortcut listed under the shortcuts?

Do you happen to have the "Filter Shortcuts by Feature" option at the top checked off? If it is, unchecking it may reveal the "missing" shortcut...

You code suggests you're trying to install the native client.. Are you trying to install native client or ODBC. If ODBC, shouldn't you be installing MDAC? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/164593/how-do-i-install-sql-server-odbc-driver http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=6c0...

Hi Ricardo, When you include the runtimes for SQL Server, two scripts, check and setup, will be added to your project. In the setup script, there's a line: Set Variable SQL2008R2_COMMAND_LINE_X86 to /q /ACTION=Install /SECURITYMODE=SQL /SAPWD="Sq1S#rv$r" /INSTANCENAME="SQLEXPRESS"...

Let me know if my response in this other post doesn't help:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2274

I always rename the patch filename after it's generated. If you have a version say 1.2 and you have patch references to 1.0 and 1.1, then the 1.2 patch will be able to patch 1.0 and 1.1 to 1.2. In the above case, I would name that setup_patch_1_0_and_1_1_to_1_2.exe (if you have many past versions be...