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Navigation: Program Reference > Files > Setup Files |
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Setup Files are the files that will be installed in the Windows computer (desktop computer). To open the Setup Files editor, select Project > Setup Files menu command.
Select the folder you want to navigate in the Desktop Files toolbox (to show this toolbox select View > Setup Files' Folders menu command), and then change the files' properties or add new files. To add files to current folder select Edit > Add Files menu command.
The available properties for Setup Files are:
Conditional Information
Component |
The component related to the file. |
Conditions |
The conditions used to either install or not install the file. For more information about writing condition, read the Logical Expressions topic. |
Language |
The language of the file. Before selecting the language you want, you must to define it in the Setup Languages editor. |
File Information
Attributes |
The attributes of the file in the destination directory. |
Name |
The name of the file in the destination directory. |
Options
ActiveX |
Defines if the file is an ActiveX file (RegServer file). Normally third-party components must to be registered, so you will select true for this property. |
Font |
The name of the font. This property is only available for .TTF files. |
Is Font |
Defines if this file is a font file. This property is only available for .TTF files. |
Shared |
Defines if the file is shared. If the file is shared, installed will increment the entry related to this file in the shared files' table. During the uninstallation, shared files will be only removed from the end-users computer if the entry in the shared files' table is zero. |
Type Library |
Defines if the file is a Type Library. |
Windows Version
Max Win NT Version |
The maximum version of Windows NT that this file supports. |
Max Win Version |
The maximum version of Windows that this file supports. |
Min Win NT Version |
The minimum version of Windows NT that this file supports. |
Min Win Version |
The minimum version of Windows that this file supports. |
Win Platforms |
The Windows' platforms that this file supports. |