Symantec WISESCRIPT PACKAGE EDITOR 8.0 - REFERENCE FOR WISE PACKAGE STUDIO V1.0 Reference page 138

WiseScript Package Editor Reference
Path. Specifying a wildcard in both the Source field and the Local Path field
results in a compile error.
If you don't need the progress bar to update correctly, use wildcards in Source
(example: %INST%\Pictures\*.jpg), specify a directory in Destination, and
leave Local Path blank.
Note
(WiseScript Package Editor only) If you are copying from an FTP or HTTP server, you
cannot use wildcards.
Destination
Specify the location on the destination computer. If a single file is being copied, this
should contain a full file path. If multiple files are being copied, this should contain a
full directory path. To copy files to the installation directory, start this path with
%MAINDIR%.
Description
Enter text to display in the progress bar during file copy.
Local Path
A hard-coded path that specifies the location of the files on your computer at
compile time. Specify this for the installation progress bar to update correctly based
on file size. See the description of the Source field above.
Require Password
(WiseScript Package Editor only)
If you entered a password on the Password page, and you mark this, the end user is
prompted for the password before this file is installed.
The password prompt appears only once, for the first password-protected file in an
installation, regardless of the number of password-protected files. If no password-
protected files are slated for installation, the prompt does not appear.
Include Sub-Directories
If you specify a directory in Source, mark this to include all subdirectories and their
contents.
Shared DLL Counter
If this is marked, and the file is a .DLL or .VBX, Windows tracks the file to prevent
its removal if an application is still using it.
No Progress Bar
Mark this to hide the progress bar while this file is being copied.
Self-Register OCX/DLL/EXE/TLB
All .OCXs and .TLBs and some .DLLs and .EXEs support self-registration. Mark this
so the file registers itself in the Windows registry before it is used. This action does
not register the file, but specifies that it should be registered later. Include a Self-
Register OCX/DLL action to register the file.
See Self-Register OCXs/DLLs
Don't Convert to Floppy
(WiseScript Package Editor only)
If you marked Convert CD-ROM to Floppy on the Build Settings page, mark this
to override that option for this file.
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