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Chapter 8: Organizing Files for Your Installation<br />

Defining Features<br />

Use the Advertised setting in the Features view to specify whether advertisement should be allowed.<br />

Available options for this setting are:<br />

Table 8-2: Options that Are Available for the Advertisement Setting<br />

Option Description<br />

Allow Advertise End users have the ability to select the advertisement option for this feature in the<br />

CustomSetup dialog. Although advertisement is allowed, it is not the default<br />

option when the installation is run.<br />

Favor Advertise The feature is advertised by default. End users can change the advertisement<br />

option for a feature in the CustomSetup dialog.<br />

Disallow Advertise Advertising is not allowed for this feature. End users cannot elect to have the<br />

feature advertised in the CustomSetup dialog.<br />

Disable Advertise if Not<br />

Supported<br />

When you allow feature advertisement, the feature is advertised, regardless of the mode in which the<br />

installation is running, as long as no other factors prevent it from being advertised. In the Custom Setup<br />

dialog, the end user can control which features are immediately installed and which are available later.<br />

Advertisement usually requires support from the application. For example, your product’s spell checker<br />

can be advertised. The application interface offers use of the spell checker through a menu command or<br />

toolbar button. You must write to check the feature’s installation state and install it when the customer<br />

clicks the Spell Check command or button.<br />

Setting a Feature’s Remote Installation Setting<br />

The Remote Installation setting for a feature determines whether the feature’s files are installed on the<br />

target system or run from the source medium, such as a CD-ROM or network server. The default value<br />

for a new feature is Favor Local, which means that the files in the selected feature are installed on the<br />

target system.<br />

Task To change the Remote Installation setting so that the feature’s files run only from the source medium:<br />

1. In the View List under Organization, click Features.<br />

2. Select the feature that you want to configure.<br />

3. In the Remote Installation setting, select Favor Source.<br />

Advertisement works only on systems with Internet Explorer 4.01 or later. If the<br />

target system does not meet this criterion, advertising is not allowed. If the target<br />

system can support advertisement, advertising is allowed.<br />

Tip: Selecting Favor Parent gives a subfeature the same value as its parent feature.<br />

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