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Create SVS Layer

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Icon Path
(Optional) Specify the file that contains the icon to be used for the shortcut.
Otherwise, the target file's icon is used.
Icon Number
Enter the number of the icon to use from the file specified in Icon Pathname
above. You an SVS path unless the shortcut references a program outside the layer.
Window Style
Select an option to determine the appearance of the .EXE file's window.
Hot key shift state and Hot key letter
These fields together populate the Shortcut Key field in the shortcut's Properties
dialog box in Windows Explorer. See Windows help.
See also:
About SVS Script Actions
This SVS script action creates an empty virtual software layer. You can then use the
Capture Application to SVS script action to add an application to the layer, or use other
SVS script actions to add directories, files, registry keys, and shortcuts to the layer.
This action creates a layer that runs in runtime mode. You can add the SVS Driver
runtime on the Runtimes page.
See Runtimes on page 70.
This script action can create a variable for the layer's GUID. You can use this variable in
most of the other SVS script actions to identify the layer in the Layer GUID field.
To complete the dialog box
Layer name
Enter the name for the layer.
GUID variable
(Optional) Enter a name for a variable in which to place the layer's GUID.
Return variable
(Optional.) Enter a name for the return variable. When this script action runs
successfully, either 0 or 1 is placed in this variable.
See also:
About SVS Script Actions
This script action creates a new IIS Web site or virtual directory. To set permissions for
this Web site, also use the Set Web Permissions script action.
See Set Web Permissions
on page 40
on page 40
on page 116.
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