Help Needed To Create An Installer For Freeware

Archive: Help Needed To Create An Installer For Freeware

tintinz
29th December 2005 17:41 UTC

Help Needed To Create An Installer For Freeware
SEE ATTACHED FILES

Afrow UK
29th December 2005 17:48 UTC

I wouldn't touch these attachments guys.

-Stu

{_trueparuex^}
29th December 2005 18:31 UTC

Yeah that post is just all wrong.

kichik
30th December 2005 10:21 UTC

The attachment is valid. There are two Word files in the ZIP. They describe the installer tintinz wants to build. The first two threads had an invalid ZIP. This was probably due to a network problem.

tintinz, please don't open so many threads for the same subject. I'm sure you can understand why it seemed like spam or even a virus infection attempt.

deguix
30th December 2005 10:56 UTC

tintinz, please don't open so many threads for the same subject. I'm sure you can understand why it seemed like spam or even a virus infection attempt.

I downloaded the file before to scan on http://virusscan.jotti.org/, but after I did it said that someone else already did it...

This is weird, why someone would put two documents inside a zip without explaining what is inside? It's like putting a contribution without any readme and you are expected to run it - it's just not right. The documents are even with ".doc" extention, where macro viruses can be found. For the .jpg ones, it wouldn't have this "virus" problem, but they were corrupted, so the situation gets even worse...

tintinz
30th December 2005 18:48 UTC

Thank you for kind info
Thank you moderator for your kind info. I was new to this forum.Hope Every1 has seen my need and how painfully , i created the word documents.Hope Anyone will help me.
Next time i wont post attachments , without telling the contents.

tintinz
1st January 2006 14:58 UTC

any replies ?
any replies please

Joel
1st January 2006 15:11 UTC

Maybe will be best that you use *.nsi files instead of words and post exactly what's the problem...
Help Needed To Create An Installer is very ambiguous.

Comm@nder21
2nd January 2006 11:05 UTC

yep.

i too recommend .nsi or .txt files in place of .doc files.

no one codes with ms word :D

regarding the project:
i read the requirements, seems like an easy task ...

though i got not enough time atm to do such things.

Joel
2nd January 2006 18:29 UTC

Originally posted by Comm@nder21

no one codes with ms word :D

I do...with macros ;)