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  1. #1
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    Anyone knows good FREE setup maker (not PDW)?

    I need good, easy to use setup maker which gives me few options and when compiled it makes one self-extracting EXE

    Thank You


  2. #2
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    Re: Anyone knows good FREE setup maker (not PDW)?

    You could use Microsoft's Visual Installer ( http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/do...i/download.asp ). I have used it for all of my most recent apps. It gives you WAAAY more control over the setup program than PDW does.

    Rippin


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    Re: Anyone knows good FREE setup maker (not PDW)?

    One of the best 'free' installers that I've found is 'Freeman Installer' from http://netnet.net/~freeman/ - it has all kinds of features (even a kind-of scripting language built in) and lets you customise just about every step of the installation procedure.

    Be warned though, it's mainly aimed at C/C++ developers and if I remember correctly, doesn't handle dependancies (at least, not as well as PDW).


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  4. #4
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    Re: Anyone knows good FREE setup maker (not PDW)?

    I have downloaded the VSI
    Package I made is running fine in my machine.
    If i am trying in other PC it is giving error
    correct version of MDAC_TYP is not found.


  5. #5
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    Re: Anyone knows good FREE setup maker (not PDW)?

    Well then you need to run mdac_typ.exe and probably dcom9x.exe

    Crazy D @ Work :-)

  6. #6
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    Re: Anyone knows good FREE setup maker (not PDW)?

    you shouldn't need a DCOM installation on an NT machine. DCOM is part of NT (4)


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