Overview
A string used to identify the current package. This ID is only used by the developer and will not be seen by the end user.
The display name for the current package. This name is normally used for display purposes on screens and dialogs that the end user will see such as the Select Packages screen.
A description of the current package. This information can be used to further describe the contents of the package and can be displayed on screens or dialogs such as the Select Packages screen.
The additional disk space you would like to add to this package. Setup Factory automatically calculates the disk space required for all files within each package. This setting can be used to add additional required space to this package's calculation for content that may not be directly part of the installation file, such as external downloads or modules.
The following are the initial default values of the current package:
Whether or not the files in the current package should be installed by default. If checked, all files within this package will be installed. If it is unchecked, they will not. The state of this setting can be detected at runtime using the SetupData.GetPackageProperties action, and modified using the SetupData.SetPackageProperties action.
Whether or not the current package will be enabled at runtime. When a package is enabled, its install state can be modified by the user, such as on the Select Packages screen. If it is disabled, the package's state cannot be modified by the user. The state of this setting can be detected at runtime using the SetupData.GetPackageProperties action, and modified using the SetupData.SetPackageProperties action.
The supported language you want to translate the package text for. You can click the select button to select a different language currently supported in your setup.
Note: You can add additional language support on the Languages dialog which can be accessed by going to Project > Languages...