CyberInstaller
Studio - 7. Step
3: "My Documents" CyberInstaller
Studio - 7. Step
3: "My Documents"
In this step you can modify the documentation files of the package: license and readme file two (one to be displayed before and after the installation).
The inscription at the top right indicates the
number of files entered and the weight, in bytes, of the documentation
for the current packet.
Note:
The default values of these parameters (and others) may be amended by
the "Options" window via the
tab "Paths/File", so that you are already set up for each new project.
In this way, indeed, for any opening CyberInstaller Studio, or
whenever you create a new package, will be re-used their own preferred
settings without having to manually reset every time.
The first field at the top lets you insert the name of a text file (.txt, full path) to be used as a license. The license should contain legal information about the usage of software, that is what allows the end user and what limits are imposed. During the installation process you must agree to the terms of the license, otherwise the process Setup can not continue.
Notes from
view before the installation
The second field allows you to insert a text file (.txt, full path) to appear before the installation process. These notes are often used to list the characteristics of the software and minimum hardware requirements needed for its proper use. Other typical uses are the general description of the software and any precautions to take before you begin to use it.
Notes from
view after installation
The third and last field allows you to insert a text file (.txt, full path) to be displayed after the installation process. These notes are often used to show the user a brief tutorial on using the software or additional notes on possible actions to be taken for its proper use. Another typical use is to display information about the author of the software, useful for the user to be able to contact.
Note: The use of this file is at the discretion of those who create the installation package and uses described are considered simple examples.
Next to each field you can use the "Browse ..." (to open the Open window that allows you to select the file you want) and the button "Show" to open Notepad (or any other text editor specified in the Options window, Routes - Accessories - Notepad) that displays the text file included. This way you can make changes to the file, save it and have it updated, ready to be inserted into the installation package.
If you do not want to
put a certain file is enough to leave it blank.
Eg: To enter the
license not be left blank "License
Application", not to include the release
notes left blank "Note that display first."
Note: If a file that does not exist the corresponding field will be automatically emptied.
CyberInstaller
Studio - 7.1 Credits custom
Use custom credits [checkbox] - Default: No - Default: No
If unchecked allows the placing of loans customized (to taste), displayed in a special window when the user clicks the button "?" during the process of installation/removal. For use in combination with the option "Delete credits SilverCyberTech" pitch "General Parameters": if it is not enabled, it will become automatically with the approval of the option "Use custom credits. If the option "Delete SilverCyberTech credits" is enabled but "Use custom claims" no, the button "?" box CyberInstaller non sarà visibile. not be visible.
Enabling this option will enable all the related options below.
Note: This option is available only with a licensed registered the software.
Note:
The default values of these parameters can be changed by the "Options" window via the tab
Defaults/Credits "in order to find it already set up for each new
project. In this way, indeed, at each opening CyberInstaller Studio or
whenever you create a new package, will be re-used their own preferred
settings without having to manually reset every time.
CyberInstaller
Studio - 7.2. Activities
current step
View license:
displays the file used as a license
with the default (see options/path/filename).
View of pre-installation notes: displays the file used as hints of pre-installation with the default program (see Options/path/filename).
Show release notes: displays the file used as the release notes with the default program (see Options /path/filename).
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