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Wise Installation Studio/Express Getting Started Guide
Note
If the QuickFacts directory does not appear in the lower-left list box, select Tools
menu > Options, click the Installation Expert tab, and mark the check boxes for
View directories for all features on Files page and View registry keys for
all features on Registry page.
c.
In the upper-left list box, click the FactFiles subdirectory of the QuickFacts
directory.
d.
In the upper-right list box, select the files:
Birds.bmp
Birds.qft
e.
Click Add File to add the files to the lower-right list box.
2.
From the Current Feature drop-down list, select Cats. Then add the following files to
the FactFiles directory for this feature:
Cats.bmp
Cats.qft
Because you selected View directories for all features on Files page in Wise
Options, you can still see the FactFiles directory in the lower-left list box, even
though you added it to a different feature.
3.
From the Current Feature drop-down list, select Dogs. Then add the following files
to the FactFiles directory for this feature:
Dogs.bmp
Dogs.qft
4.
To see all the files you added to the installation for all features, select All Features
(Modify/Delete only) from the Current Feature drop-down list. The number
(13) should appear next to the All Features name, indicating that the installation
contains 13 files.
You can navigate through the installation directories in the lower-left list box to see
the files that you have added.
This completes the file entries for this installation.
To specify the registry entries to be installed or edited on the destination computer, you
use the Registry page. You can add registry keys and values manually, but for this
tutorial, you import them from a registry file (.REG) that is provided.
To add registry keys
1.
Select the Registry page.
The upper two list boxes show keys and values in your computer's registry. The
lower two list boxes represent the keys and values to be installed on the destination
computer.
Note
To display context-sensitive help, press F1.
2.
From the Current Feature drop-down list, select Core.
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