

Specifies a text file containing the license key for all users. This parameter can be used instead of /LKEYALL. Specifies a text file containing the license key for the current user. This parameter can be used instead of /LKEYUSER. Specifies the license key for the current user (the user running the installation) The following parameters are especially useful for deployments.Įnables Silent Install option (shows progress while running)Įnables Silent Install option (does not show progress while running)įorces the installation language to English EXE Installationįor more options, please consult the Inno Setup help file that comes with Inno Setup. If the installer is run using an account that doesn't have administrative privileges on the system, UAC will request the credentials for an administrative account on the system.


Note: The ClipboardFusion installer requires administrative privileges in order to run successfully. If the shortcut should always be installed, associate it with the component containing your application’s main executable file.Please note: If you're deploying ClipboardFusion via Active Directoy GPO, please read the MSI Installation section carefully, and as always, make sure to test it thoroughly before deploying it into production. In the Component field, select the component with which you want this shortcut associated. In the Target field, select, and then append msiexec.exe to this location. The /x argument instructs the Windows Installer service to uninstall the product referenced by the product code. Msiexec.exe is the command-line engine for the Windows Installer service. InstallShield adds a new shortcut with the default name NewShortcutN (where N is a successive number).Įnter a new name, or right-click it later and click Rename to give it a new name. In the Shortcuts explorer, right-click the destination directory that should contain the uninstallation shortcut, and then click New Shortcut to Preexisting file. In the View List under System Configuration, click Shortcuts. When launched, the shortcut automatically starts the uninstallation process. You can create an uninstallation shortcut to make it easier for end users to uninstall your product from their systems. An uninstallation shortcut is unnecessary because your application’s uninstaller is in Add or Remove Programs. Windows Logo Guideline:According to current Windows logo guidelines, best practice is to not place shortcuts to remove the application in the Start menu. Project:This information applies to Basic MSI projects. Creating Uninstallation Shortcuts for Basic MSI Projects
