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Table 24-5: Add or Remove Programs Settings (cont.)
Setting Description
Chapter 24: View Reference
Organize Your Setup View
Disable Repair Button Specify whether you want to disable the Repair button for your product’s entry in Add or
Remove Programs. The Repair button enables end users to run the Windows Installer
repair option if any files have been deleted or corrupted.
Publisher Specify the name of the company that created the product. This information is displayed
for your product’s entry in Add or Remove Programs. The value that you enter is stored
in the Windows Installer Manufacturer property.
Windows Logo Guideline: If you want to meet the requirements of the Windows logo
program, you must specify the publisher.
Publisher/Product URL Enter a general URL for your company or product—for example, http://
www.installshield.com.
On some versions of Windows, the publisher name on the Support Info dialog box is a
hyperlink to this URL. The Support Info dialog box is displayed when an end user clicks
the support information hyperlink for your product’s entry in Add or Remove Programs.
Support Contact Enter the name of the person or department that end users should contact for technical
support.
On some versions of Windows, this information is displayed on the Support Info dialog
box for your product’s entry in Add or Remove Programs.
Support URL Enter the URL that you would like end users to visit for technical support information for
your product. This URL is displayed for your product's entry in Add or Remove Programs.
Windows Logo Guideline: If you want to meet the requirements of the Windows logo
program, you must enter a valid URL.
Support Phone Number Enter the technical support phone number for your product.
On some versions of Windows, this information is displayed on the Support Info dialog
box for your product’s entry in Add or Remove Programs.
Read Me Enter the name or path of the Readme file for your product. As an alternative, you can
link to a Readme file located on the Internet by specifying a valid URL.
On some versions of Windows, this information is displayed on the Support Info dialog
box for your product’s entry in Add or Remove Programs.
Note: You do not need to use a backslash (\) between a directory identifier that you
select from the list and the file or folder name. For example,
[INSTALLDIR]MyFolder\Readme.txt is a valid path format.
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