Learn more. How to add registry to 64bit area through Install Script function? Ask Question. Asked 5 years, 8 months ago. Active 5 years, 8 months ago. Viewed times. For e. If I'm executing following code in InstallScript. Then what is the solution to add this registry under 64 bit area? Improve this question. Ajit Medhekar Ajit Medhekar 1 1 gold badge 8 8 silver badges 33 33 bronze badges.
Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Setup Scripts. Introduces you to the InstallScript language and the structure of a script.
Language Keywords. Presents background about language keywords, which are words InstallScript uses as commands in the script. Language keywords are interpreted by the InstallScript compiler to perform some action, or are considered part of a statement.
Predefined Constants. Identifies and describes each of the predefined constants reserved by InstallScript. These constants represent specific literal values that are passed to and returned by built-in functions. Predefined Script Variables.
Contains information about script variables that you can use with InstallScript. Data Types and Predefined Structures. Contains content about the data types and predefined structures supported in InstallScript. Preprocessor Directives. Discusses preprocessor directives, which are instructions to the InstallScript compiler that are executed as the script is compiled.
Preprocessor directives can instruct the compiler to include other source files in the compilation, to define constants, to include or exclude statements based on compile-time conditions, and to display a user-defined error message. If an older version of Acrobat Reader is installed, the end user can choose between installing AR4 and removing the previous version, installing AR4 and keeping the previous version, or just keeping the installed Acrobat Reader version.
In this sample, the language version of the installed AR4 correlates with the language of the Operating System when setup runs in English, German or Japanese Windows; otherwise, the English version of AR4 will be installed. Before building the setup, please place the areng. The standard way to have a DOS window close after a batch file or DOS program has finished would be to set the "Close on Exit" flag in the shortcut properties i.
PIF file. But what if you don't want to use a PIF, or you have no way to the set flag programmatically? Here is an alternative:. I found in the Microsoft Knowledge base a small message at the end of a related article that getting a window to close on exit could be caused within a batch file by adding.
I have tried this as well as clearing the screen at the very end of my DOS application, and it works fine there as well. Obviously all that is truely needed in a batch file is:. With this function you can specify whether the launched program should run in a normal window or invisible, which is useful for running DOS commands or batch files without flashing up a DOS box.
It also waits for programs that don't create a window. You can specify a time-out for the launched process to finish. It combines their functionality, and was modified to consume less processor time while waiting for the launched process. Commenting out the following lines seems to fix the problem:. This script is a wrapper for the PerlEz. It enables you to embed or execute external Perl scripts from InstallShield. A readme and example project is included in the script file.
These functions are intended for Acrobat 3. Launching the Acrobat installer from your script is a bit tricky. InstallShield knowledge base article Q gives helpful information.
See also: Information about installing Acrobat Reader can be found on the Redistributable Packages page. Updated to support Acrobat Reader 4. Many tools use INF files for installation.
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