Is there any application within Visual Fortran for creating instalation procedures for new applications? I know them in VB and FoxPro, but I have been unable to find it in VF.
Otherwise, how do I create a direct access to an application within the Programs Menu. How about the direct access in the desk?
Otherwise, how do I create a direct access to an application within the Programs Menu. How about the direct access in the desk?
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No, CVF doesn't include a tool for creating installation packages. There are various commercial products for that, maybe some freeware or shareware tools. The Windows Installer API is also documented (though difficult to use directly.)
Steve
Steve
You can down-load a FREE installation scripting package
from http://www.jrsoftware.org/. It is calle Inno Set-up.
It should satisfy all your needs.
from http://www.jrsoftware.org/. It is calle Inno Set-up.
It should satisfy all your needs.
Oh God!
My poor old Fortran is unable of translating this C procedure to a CVF subroutine. I will try Inno application, although I can not see how to copy directories within Inno and copying by files would be a difficult task.
Thanks
Oscar
My poor old Fortran is unable of translating this C procedure to a CVF subroutine. I will try Inno application, although I can not see how to copy directories within Inno and copying by files would be a difficult task.
Thanks
Oscar
Steve, the problem was fixed, it is working OK.
It is important to download the last version of the software (Inno 3, version 3.03). The version 2.0.19 is not complete.
My application is working as desired.
Thank you people.
May be somebody (JD?)would like to do it in Fortran.
Oscar
It is important to download the last version of the software (Inno 3, version 3.03). The version 2.0.19 is not complete.
My application is working as desired.
Thank you people.
May be somebody (JD?)would like to do it in Fortran.
Oscar
Well, I don't feel like reinventing the wheel -- setups should be done by setup scripts. Period.
However, as for that C sample for creating the shortcut, it is supposed to be a piece of cake to use Module Wizard on Shell32.dll to generate interfaces for IShellLink -- but IShellLink is not on the list of interfaces. Can some COM/Module Wizard gurus shed some light?
Jugoslav
However, as for that C sample for creating the shortcut, it is supposed to be a piece of cake to use Module Wizard on Shell32.dll to generate interfaces for IShellLink -- but IShellLink is not on the list of interfaces. Can some COM/Module Wizard gurus shed some light?
Jugoslav
