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Table 25-2: Build Errors and Warnings (cont.)<br />

Error Description Troubleshooting Tips<br />

-7128 Error embedding<br />

setup.exe.manifest.<br />

-7127 The file '%1' appears to be zero<br />

bytes. Zero byte files are not<br />

supported in mobile installations.<br />

-7124 Could not invoke MSBuild. Make<br />

sure that the .NET Framework %1 is<br />

installed at '%2' on the system. If<br />

you are running <strong>InstallShield</strong> from<br />

within Visual Studio, you must use<br />

Visual Studio 2005 or later.<br />

-7113 Language support for %1 is not<br />

included in this edition.<br />

-7084 The VBScript Custom Action %1<br />

does not point to a valid VBS file.<br />

Chapter 25: Errors and Warnings<br />

Build Errors and Warnings<br />

This error occurs if there is a problem embedding the application<br />

manifest in the Setup.exe launcher. The application manifest<br />

specifies the minimum privilege level required by your installation’s<br />

Setup.exe file for running the installation (the setup launcher, any<br />

<strong>InstallShield</strong> prerequisites, and the .msi file) on Windows Vista and<br />

later platforms.<br />

This error may occur if the template manifest file is missing from<br />

the <strong>InstallShield</strong> Support folder. It also may occur if the<br />

Setup.exe template is missing from the <strong>InstallShield</strong><br />

Redist\Language Independent\i386 folder.<br />

To resolve this error, try running a repair of <strong>InstallShield</strong>.<br />

This error occurs if your project contains a mobile device<br />

installation that has a 0-byte file.<br />

To resolve this error:<br />

1. In the View List under Specify Application Data, click Mobile<br />

Devices.<br />

2. In the Mobile Device Installations explorer, click the mobile<br />

device installation that contains the file that is mentioned in the<br />

error message.<br />

3. In the right pane in the Application Data area, click the<br />

Additional Files link. The Device Files panel opens.<br />

4. Delete the file that is mentioned in the error message, or<br />

replace it with an appropriate file.<br />

If you use MSBuild to build Visual Studio solutions with <strong>InstallShield</strong><br />

projects, you must have .NET Framework 3.5 or later on your<br />

machine. In addition, you must be using Visual Studio 2005 or later.<br />

This error appears if you try to enable too many languages in a<br />

project, building with more than two in a non-Premier edition. The<br />

build is successful (unless stop at first error is enabled), but the<br />

extra languages are not built. The first two qualified languages are<br />

built. %1 is replaced with the name of the language that is not<br />

included in this release. To resolve this error, use the Premier<br />

edition of <strong>InstallShield</strong> to build your release.<br />

This warning message is displayed if you add a VBScript custom<br />

action to your installation but the file specified for the custom<br />

action is not a VBScript file. To resolve this error, select the<br />

appropriate type of file for the specified custom action in the<br />

Custom Actions view.<br />

-7076 Internal build error. Check the <strong>Knowledge</strong> <strong>Base</strong> for information about this error, or<br />

request technical support.<br />

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