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  1. #1
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    Post Runtimes Modules

    I am trying to make my own runtime Module for .net Microsoft .NET Framework Version 1.1 Redistributable. I have gotten the basics the INI file it shows up in my Setup Factory looks fine, but what I dont know for sure and could use some pointetrs on is in the INI file itself their are some options that I dont totally know how to control.

    Such as "ImportFiles=1" I dont know that that does, as well as ther rest like that, is their a document I can refere to, I have incuded mine, but I have simply copied it from another INI file, so I have not Modified anything other than the names and a few locations. Any one has experence with this a few pointers would really help.

    I guess what I am looing for is what do the optioons below do and what are my options.
    ImportFiles=1
    FilesMode=0
    ImportScreens=1
    ScreensMode=1
    ImportActions=1
    ActionsMode=0
    ImportPackages=0
    PackagesMode=0
    ImportUninstall=0
    UninstallMode=0
    ImportDTConstants=0
    DTConstantsFilesMode=0

    I can sent a sample of what I have so for my module itself as well, but as of this date its not complete or tested.

    THanks

    fyi I had to rename my attachment to .txt for the board to load it, normally its named dotnetf.ini
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    Jason,

    Go to File -> Import -> Setup Factory project file. The ini file that you create corresponds to these options. 1 means TRUE and 0 means FALSE. In the end a runtime module is just an imported project file at build time. This allows you to control the import settings.

    I hope that this helps. If you have any questions about the specifics please feel free to post back.

    Adam Kapilik

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    I see says the blind man, thanks for the help.
    Last edited by Jason Pate; 02-13-2004 at 02:28 PM.

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