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05-05-2012, 02:52
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Depends the conversion.
a is ANSI and u is Unicode, and you have to use one of them according to conversion. For example old yener setup bases (which i was using) needed ansi version of INNO setup, however after 1.8 version yener changed the codes and now you have to use Unicode version of INNO setup. Regardless you'll know which one you'll have to use, it'll be described in conversion thread. 
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