Hello,
I am about to package an application that will be distributed on CD-ROM. The idea is that the application can be run
- either directly from the CD-ROM, or
- it can be installed to the hard disk using a setup.exe.
This would mean that the setup application should not contain all the data and application files, but only know where to find them on the CD-ROM and be able to copy them to the hard disk.
From reading the documentation, I have the impression that this is not possible with NSIS. Could somebody say that I'm wrong, please :-)? Or if not, recommend another tool?
Thanks in advance.
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cheers,
Jakob.
Is it possible to avoid a monolithic setup.exe?
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NSIS User Manual, 4.9.3.2 CopyFiles
If you're asking "can NSIS do this?" you clearly haven't seen that NSIS will do what you want 🙂
Takhir: thanks, I'll try that.
Rob: sure, I did read the features section where it's talking about one executable file, and unfortunately, I didn't read until section 4.9.3.2 CopyFiles :-)
but great to know it can do it! thanks.
Rob: sure, I did read the features section where it's talking about one executable file, and unfortunately, I didn't read until section 4.9.3.2 CopyFiles :-)
but great to know it can do it! thanks.