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AutoPlay Media Studio 7.5 User’s Guide
January 5, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
The easiest way to learn how to use AutoPlay Media Studio is to start it up and use it. You’ll find that is both intuitive and easy to use. If you have any questions about what a particular dialog box option does, just click on the Help button to get a full description.
However, if you enjoy learning everything there is to know about your software, the Help menu is your friend. That’s were you’ll find links to both the User’s Guide and the full Help File/Command Reference.
We’ve also made these resource available to you online in “webhelp” format, if you’d like to take a peek before installing the software.
Click Here to View the AutoPlay Media Studio Online User’s Guide
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Online User’s Guide
January 5, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
The easiest way to learn how to use Autorun MAX!, is to simply start it up and use it. You’ll find that is both intuitive and easy to use. If you have any questions about what a particular dialog box option does, just click on the Help button to get a full description.
However, if you enjoy learning everything there is to know about your software, the Help menu is your friend. That’s were you’ll find links to both the User’s Guide and the full Help File/Command Reference.
We’ve also made these resource available to you online in “webhelp” format, if you’d like to take a peek before installing the software.
Click Here to View the Autorun MAX! Online User’s Guide
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Online User’s Guide
January 5, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
The best way to get started with DeltaMAX is to check out the sample code included with the library. The library is quite easy to use, and seeing it used in a simple application will provide all the guidance that most programmers need.
However, you’ll certainly want to read through the documentation to learn about the available function calls and parameters. We’ve included everything in the download, but we’ve also made the documentation available online in “webhelp” format – should you like to take a peek before installing the software.
Click Here to View the DeltaMAX Documentation
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Setup Factory User’s Guide
January 1, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
It is extrememly easy to get started with Setup Factory 8. You’ll be able to create your first installer project in no time. However, there is a lot of power hiding under the hood!
The easiest way to get started is to just boot up the software and create your first project using the Project Wizard. It’ll walk you through all the steps needed to create a standard installer for your software. If you have any questions about what a particular dialog box option does, just click on the Help button to get a full description. Many people never need to learn anything else…
However, if you enjoy learning everything there is to know about your software (and maybe getting your hands a little dirty), the Help menu is your friend. That’s were you’ll find links to both the User’s Guide and the full Help File/Command Reference.
We’ve also made these resource available to you online in “webhelp” format, if you’d like to take a peek before installing the software.
Click Here to View the Setup Factory 8.0 User’s Guide
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Online User’s Guide
January 1, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
The easiest way to learn how to use MSI Factory is to start it up and use it. We recommend that you use the Project Wizard for your first project. That will help you see the available options and what a properly configured project looks like. If you have any questions about what a particular dialog box option does, just click on the Help button to get a full description.
However, if you enjoy learning everything there is to know about your software, the Help menu is your friend. That’s were you’ll find links to the full Help File/Command Reference as well as documentation on both WiX and the MSI Bootstrapper application.
We’ve made the Command Reference portion of the documentation available to you online in “webhelp” format, if you’d like to take a peek before installing the software.
