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Chapter 24: View Reference Organize Your Setup View Setup Types View In the Setup Types view, you can configure the setup types that appear during the installation, the setup type names, and the features that are associated with each setup type. Following is an explanation of how these setup types are typically defined: Table 24-8: Setup Types Setup Type Description Typical This setup type normally includes most, if not all, of a program’s features. For example, if your setup includes multimedia tutorials, they would be included as part of the Typical setup. Minimal This setup type usually includes those features absolutely necessary in order for your application to run. This setup type is designed for those people who have limited disk space, such as notebook computers. Custom This setup type allows your users to select which features they want to install. Of course, those features that are required should be marked as such, thereby ensuring they are always installed. However, features such as the online help may not need to be installed. In these cases, the end user can select which of the unnecessary features to install. When you select a setup type in the Setup Types view, the following setting is available: Table 24-9: Setup Types Setting Description Description Enter a description for this setup type. The description is displayed to end users on the Setup Type dialog. To enter a multi-line description, use the \n escape sequence. For example, if you type InstallShield\nExpress, the description in the Setup Types dialog appears as: Upgrade Paths View InstallShield Express In the Upgrade Paths view, you can indicate information specific to how you want your product to be updated. For example, you can provide the upgrade code (product GUID), minimum and maximum versions, language identifiers, and other information for any previous versions of your product for which you want the current version to update. You can also use the Upgrade Paths view to work around an issue that causes an assembly to be removed from the global assembly cache (GAC) of the target system when a major upgrade is applied. For more information, see Preventing the Removal of Assemblies from the Global Assembly Cache During Upgrades. 520 ISE-1800-UG01 InstallShield 2012 Express Edition User Guide
Upgrade Path Settings Chapter 24: View Reference Organize Your Setup View By specifying upgrade path settings, you indicate how you want to affect an end user’s system if a previously released version of your product that uses Windows Installer is installed—and that installed version has a different product code and a different version number than your current release. Each upgrade entry setting is described below: Table 24-10: Upgrade Path Settings Setting Description Upgrade Code This setting contains as its value the upgrade code GUID of the product version that you want this version of your application to replace. When the installation of your current version begins, the Windows Installer engine searches the target system for the upgrade code specified. Upon finding a matching upgrade code—along with other matching upgrade properties—the Windows Installer upgrades the target system by installing the new version. If you added an upgrade entry to the Upgrade Paths tree by browsing for and selecting an .msi file on your system, the upgrade code of that .msi file automatically populates the Upgrade Code setting. If the .msi file for the product version that you want to upgrade is not on your system, you can type the upgrade code in this setting. You can also use the ellipsis (...) button to navigate to an .msi file (or a Setup.exe file that contains an .msi file) on your system and populate the Upgrade Code setting. Caution: The upgrade code must be the same as that of the previous version of your product that was installed using Windows Installer technology. Min Version The Min Version setting further defines the Windows Installer’s search for installed versions to upgrade. The previously installed version’s upgrade code must first match the value specified in the Upgrade Code setting. Once a matching upgrade code match is detected, the search can be narrowed by the minimum and/or maximum version specified and whether the versions are included or excluded (indicated in the Include Min Version and Include Max Version settings). This setting contains the minimum version number of the product that you want your current version to update. The setting can be populated in one of the following ways: • If you added an upgrade entry to the Upgrade Paths tree by browsing for and selecting an .msi file or a Setup.exe file on your system, InstallShield uses the version of the .msi file in the Min Version setting. • You can also type the minimum version in this setting in the format 0.00.0000 or 00.00.0000 (where the zeros represent the version number). Caution: You must specify a value for at least one of the version settings: Min Version, Max Version, or both. Include Min Version Specify whether you want to include the minimum version—specified in the Min Version setting—in the upgrade. If you want the Windows Installer to include the minimum version in the search for previously installed versions of your product on the target system, select Yes. InstallShield 2012 Express Edition User Guide ISE-1800-UG01 521
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