Hi Forum 🙂
I'm a NSIS new user, I would like to create a script to:
- show a license agreement dialog
- show "select destination folder" dialog
- install 4 files "external.dll","depot.exe",""Package.pak" ,"help.dhm"
- create a folder under Programs Files folder named "FreeDepot"
with inside "depot.exe" shortcut,"help.chm" shortcut,
- with possibility to uninstall this software deleting all files/folder references
I tried to crete it some times without success 🙁 , maybe I'm too much stupid
someone can help me please maybe with a sample?
Many tnx in advance for any info or help
P.S. Sorry for my english 🙁
Byez
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To learn NSIS, start by looking at NSIS\Examples\Example1.nsi and Example2.nsi. Figure out what every command does and WHY. You can use the command reference for that: http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Docs/Chapter4.html
Once you've done that, you may want to move on to look at the MUI2 readme and/or examples, and probably the LogicLib examples. With that, you'll be well underway to doing a lot of cool stuff in NSIS.
Once you've done that, you may want to move on to look at the MUI2 readme and/or examples, and probably the LogicLib examples. With that, you'll be well underway to doing a lot of cool stuff in NSIS.
Hi, 🙂
thank you a lot, I found the solution reading the example2.nsi file,
only this:
it's possible change the setup icon? How? I read the manual but using ICON not work, maybe I read wrong the instruction, my english it's terrible 🙁
Thank you again
thank you a lot, I found the solution reading the example2.nsi file,
only this:
it's possible change the setup icon? How? I read the manual but using ICON not work, maybe I read wrong the instruction, my english it's terrible 🙁
Thank you again
The installer's icon is set by the Icon command. Note that this is a compiletime command, so the path\icon.ico parameter needs to point to something on YOUR machine. $INSTDIR etc don't work at compiletime.
If you use ModernUI (MUI2), you'll need to use the MUI2 command instead: http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Docs/Mod...02/Readme.html (click 'expand all', then search for 'icon').
If you use ModernUI (MUI2), you'll need to use the MUI2 command instead: http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Docs/Mod...02/Readme.html (click 'expand all', then search for 'icon').