Using ImageUltra Builder - IBM Redbooks
Using ImageUltra Builder - IBM Redbooks
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How to generate a SETUP.ISS file<br />
1. Copy all source files for the application into an empty folder. Make sure you maintain the<br />
folder structure that was provided on the software manufacturer’s distribution media. In the<br />
case of a .ZIP file, make sure you maintain the folder structure when you unzip the file.<br />
2. Open a command prompt window.<br />
3. Change to the folder that contains the application SETUP.EXE file.<br />
4. At the command prompt, type SETUP -R and then press Enter.<br />
Figure 1-18 Setup - R command to generate a new setup.iss file<br />
5. Follow the steps to install the program. As you install the program, the keystrokes and<br />
mouse clicks are recorded in the new SETUP.ISS file. Because the values you type will be<br />
used on all target computers, you should use company-related information in place of any<br />
personal information for which you might be prompted.<br />
6. When the installation is complete, the new SETUP.ISS file will be in the Windows folder<br />
for Windows XP and the WINNT folder for Windows 2000.<br />
7. Copy the new SETUP.ISS file from the Windows folder into the folder that contains the<br />
application SETUP.EXE file.<br />
Note: Newer versions of InstallShield might involve different steps.<br />
Now that you have generated all necessary files to silently install your package, you can<br />
create a module in <strong>ImageUltra</strong> <strong>Builder</strong> from these source files.<br />
1.10 Creating an application module from source files<br />
For this example we will create an application module based on the application WinRAR.<br />
Steps to create an application module from your application source files:<br />
1. Select the Applications tab (Figure 1-46 on page 46).<br />
2. Right-click the space in the window, select Insert application.<br />
3. Click Next to create a module. You will see a window similar to Figure 1-19 on page 29.<br />
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