User manual SYMANTEC WISE INSTALLATION EXPRESS 7.0 SP2 GETTING STARTED GUIDE V1.0

[. . . ] Wise Installation Studio/Express Getting Started Guide Wise Installation Studio/Express The software described in this book is furnished under a license agreement and may be used only in accordance with the terms of the agreement. Documentation version 7. 0 SP2 Legal Notice Copyright © 2010 Symantec Corporation. Symantec, the Symantec Logo, and Altiris are trademarks or registered trademarks of Symantec Corporation or its affiliates in the U. S. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners. [. . . ] In this procedure, you customize the demo release so that: It includes limited features. The product's name indicates that it is a demo. The product's summary informs the end user that this demo release includes limited features. To customize the demo release 1. Under the Release Definition page group, select the Release Settings page. From the Current Release drop-down list, select Demo. To turn off the features that will not be included in the demo release, clear the following check boxes under the Features icon: Cats Dogs 4. To change the ProductName property to reflect that this release is a demo edition: Wise Installation Studio/Express Getting Started Guide 28 Basic Tutorial: Creating a Windows Installer Installation a. The Property Settings Override dialog box appears. In Value, enter: QuickFacts Demo Click OK. To change the Summary settings to inform the end user that this demo release includes limited features: a. The Summary Settings Override dialog box appears. In Value, enter: This is a demo version; it contains limited features. This text appears if the end user views properties on the compiled QuickFacts_Demo. msi. Click OK. 6. Save the installation. Congratulations!You have just completed an installation, without having to edit even one table. In the next section, you compile and test the installation. Compile and Test the Installation Now that you have completed an installation project, you need to compile it into an . MSI. Because the installation consists of two releases, compiling will result in two . MSI files, one for each release. After compiling, you can test the installation. Before you perform this task, you must have defined releases. Note This procedure guides you through testing the installation on your computer. If you were really distributing this installation, it would require more thorough testing on multiple operating systems. When you test the installation, it runs in test mode. The installation appears as it does to the end user, but no files are actually installed or modified, and no changes are made to the system, although the installation otherwise performs all the tasks in the installation. [. . . ] The Help directory and its contents are added to the installation. If the Copy Source Files dialog box appears, click Cancel. This is related to Source Code Control, which is not used in this tutorial. In the Current Feature drop-down list, the number (11) should appear next to the Core feature name. [. . . ]