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Originally Posted by iMaTriXx
kkkk u mean i cant able to combined issi script with my script there is an alternate way to edit these options in inno bcz im nt professnal.& i d't know much abt delphi & pascal scripting so if u dont mind could u plz help me there bcz i badly want to integreate this options in my script so plz u may suggest how can we resolve these errors..
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The error is fairly self-explanatory. Your error is happening because 'InitializeWizard' is being called more than once. ISSI already has them listed in the script you're including, they can't be called again after the '#include' is called on ISSI. You'd have to extract the necessary functions/bits of code from the ISSI script and include them in the actual script you're writing, which if you have no clue as to what's going on in all those lines of code is next to impossible.
Some understanding of programming in general and more specifically Pascal (Delphi?) are required to really grasp what you're doing with IS. If someone really wanted to you could ask them to write the code for you and then simply copy & paste it, but you won't learn anything in the process and depending on complexity you're not likely to find someone to do it seeing as how people make a living doing such things.
Maybe you'll find someone, but best bet is to simply learn how to do it yourself if you have the determination. Plus what you learn can be applied to more than just writing some simple install scripts for IS. Granted Pascal isn't really used for much of anything anymore but alot of the principles are still the same. I was in the same boat not long ago, but I've always wanted to learn programming. So I started reading... and reading... and reading... to learn what I wanted to accomplish.
If all you want to do is learn to write some IS scripts, then go download the free e-book Essential Pascal, look through the plentiful documentation on Inno all over the web, look over the numerous example scripts included with Inno, and start knocking out some lines of code on your own. Game installers aren't very complex for the most part, so it's not too difficult to go from no understanding to being able to put a decent one together.