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[nicola16]

perfect resolved the code

[nicola16]

Sorry error in code format my pc

[danswano]

Originally Posted by Razor12911

don't use the one for #appname.

Yes i know but when hitting browse button the appname stay no matter what drive/folder i choose, why not in your new hack?
I don't want to manually edit the folder name with each project.

[Razor12911]

use this one
WizardForm.DirEdit.Text:=AddBackslash(DirTreeView. Directory) + 'Dead Space 3'

[Razor12911]

Inno Freearc Extract v4.0

Creator: Bulat Ziganshin

Easily extracts freearc files on an inno setup script.

-has disk change
-progress doesn't overflow to (300%)

[danswano]

Originally Posted by Razor12911

use this one
WizardForm.DirEdit.Text:=AddBackslash(DirTreeView. Directory) + 'Dead Space 3'

How to replace "Dead Space 3" with a dynamic value?

[Razor12911]

if you used inno setup preprocessor you would define the value like this.
#define AppName "Street Fighter"

then

at this stage you would do this

WizardForm.DirEdit.Text:=AddBackslash(DirTreeView. Directory) + '{#AppName}'

it will automatically write Street Fighter.

[danswano]

It worked, thanks.

[Razor12911]

you can also do this

#define AppName "Street Fighter"
#define AppPublisher "Capcom"

[Setup]
AppName={#AppName}
AppPublisher={#AppPublisher}
AppVerName={#AppName}

[danswano]

Oh man, this is so much better and a time saver, thank you very much

[Razor12911]

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[danswano]

Looks interesting.

[spawniectes]

Hi guys, I have a doubt, I making the conversion for gears of war and the registry key that I have is for x64 windows 'cause is what I have installed.

Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: expandsz; ValueName: SetupPath; ValueData: {app}\binaries\; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: expandsz; ValueName: EXEPath; ValueData: {app}\Binaries\startup.exe; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: string; ValueName: PID; ValueData: 92353-896-4404376-70444; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: binary; ValueName: DigitalProductID; ValueData: 6c 93 48 93 31 c3 4a c3 7f 3b c1 a2 6f 88 03 00; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: string; ValueName: PID 2.0 Ex; ValueData: 92353-00140-896-440437-00-11274-7600.0000-0932013; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty

but will not work in 32bit system, how can I make it work for both operating systems.

[JacksMafia]

Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: expandsz; ValueName: SetupPath; ValueData: {app}\binaries\; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: expandsz; ValueName: EXEPath; ValueData: {app}\Binaries\startup.exe; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: string; ValueName: PID; ValueData: 92353-896-4404376-70444; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: binary; ValueName: DigitalProductID; ValueData: 6c 93 48 93 31 c3 4a c3 7f 3b c1 a2 6f 88 03 00; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: string; ValueName: PID 2.0 Ex; ValueData: 92353-00140-896-440437-00-11274-7600.0000-0932013; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty

it will work like this

[altef_4]

Originally Posted by spawniectes

Hi guys, I have a doubt, I making the conversion for gears of war and the registry key that I have is for x64 windows 'cause is what I have installed.

Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: expandsz; ValueName: SetupPath; ValueData: {app}\binaries\; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: expandsz; ValueName: EXEPath; ValueData: {app}\Binaries\startup.exe; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: string; ValueName: PID; ValueData: 92353-896-4404376-70444; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: binary; ValueName: DigitalProductID; ValueData: 6c 93 48 93 31 c3 4a c3 7f 3b c1 a2 6f 88 03 00; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: string; ValueName: PID 2.0 Ex; ValueData: 92353-00140-896-440437-00-11274-7600.0000-0932013; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty

but will not work in 32bit system, how can I make it work for both operating systems.

add this lines:

Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: expandsz; ValueName: SetupPath; ValueData: {app}\binaries\; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty; Check: IsWin64;
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: expandsz; ValueName: EXEPath; ValueData: {app}\Binaries\startup.exe; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty; Check: IsWin64;
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: string; ValueName: PID; ValueData: 92353-896-4404376-70444; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty; Check: IsWin64;
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: binary; ValueName: DigitalProductID; ValueData: 6c 93 48 93 31 c3 4a c3 7f 3b c1 a2 6f 88 03 00; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty; Check: IsWin64;
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: string; ValueName: PID 2.0 Ex; ValueData: 92353-00140-896-440437-00-11274-7600.0000-0932013; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty; Check: IsWin64;


Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: expandsz; ValueName: SetupPath; ValueData: {app}\binaries\; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty; Check: not IsWin64;
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: expandsz; ValueName: EXEPath; ValueData: {app}\Binaries\startup.exe; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty; Check: not IsWin64;
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: string; ValueName: PID; ValueData: 92353-896-4404376-70444; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty; Check: not IsWin64;
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: binary; ValueName: DigitalProductID; ValueData: 6c 93 48 93 31 c3 4a c3 7f 3b c1 a2 6f 88 03 00; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty; Check: not IsWin64;
Root: HKLM; SubKey: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Gears of War; ValueType: string; ValueName: PID 2.0 Ex; ValueData: 92353-00140-896-440437-00-11274-7600.0000-0932013; Flags: uninsdeletevalue uninsdeletekeyifempty; Check: not IsWin64;