Brett
10-29-2007, 03:49 PM
Setup Factory 7.0 is a procedural, script-based proprietary installation engine. MSI Factory 2.0 generates Windows Installer (MSI) packages that are installed using the Windows Installer service. Although they both perform the same general task (software installation), they each have their own uses. One main reason to use MSI Factory 2.0 is that a Windows Installer (MSI) installation package is a requirement for Windows Vista logo certification. The other is that most large corporations, government agencies and educational institutions (basically anyone with a large network) require an MSI format installer in order to purchase your software.
Here is a detailed comparison page:
Setup Factory 7.0 vs. MSI Factory 2.0 (http://www.indigorose.com/msi-factory/setup-factory-vs-msi-factory.php)
Here is a detailed comparison page:
Setup Factory 7.0 vs. MSI Factory 2.0 (http://www.indigorose.com/msi-factory/setup-factory-vs-msi-factory.php)