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Originally Posted by psyL0w
Here is my feedback regarding r1.2.10 with Win7 x64
64-bit flavor -Installer Creator (64-Bit) is displayed in the application field of the about window -Except remarks above nothing to report 32-bit flavor -Installer Creator (32-Bit) is displayed in the application field of the about window -Windows error message box when the IC is closed: that program may be not setup correctly… [Install again with recommended settings or that program is installed correctly] (rough translation) Now here my suggestions or problems I noticed with 1.2.1.0 or/and 1.2.0.1
Bugs/problems [1.2.1.0 or/and 1.2.0.1] The FreeArc compression doesn’t work with –mprecomp+srep(64)+delta+lzma method. The cmd line windows is opened / closed very quickly. No time to read what is the problem.
I used your compress.exe to generate the archive that kind of archive but in that case the installer fails to deflate it. [1.2.0.1 and certainly 1.2.1 based on InstallerScript.iss inspection] The GDF file registering in Window game explorer fails. Based on my InstallerScript.iss inspection, there is a mismatch between setup.ini keys (Launcher1Binary) and script that looks for: LauncherBinary and doesn’t check Launcher2Binary. Suggestions/recommendations
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I don’t really like the message boxes that ask for disk swap when an archive is not found on the disk. I would prefer the Inno Setup flavor that lets you chance to point another location with a browse button.
But my major recommendation is please let us customize the installer generated by IC. I mean that would be very useful to have access to the script created by IC just before the compilation. Thus, we could modify some stuff and detect bug in the created script.
I’d like to use IC as a super ISTool: it would help to create very quickly and without error nice installer but let us tune it for our personal needs. |
ok, on the next version you can be able to do that browse for next disk/archive,
. Took me 2 days to figure out how to apply this feature.