Symantec WISESCRIPT PACKAGE EDITOR 8.0 - REFERENCE FOR WISE PACKAGE STUDIO V1.0 Reference page 175

WiseScript Package Editor Reference
No Progress Bar
To hide the progress bar, mark this for every file in the installation. If you mark it
for some files, but not others, the progress bar seems to display continuously
because the screen does not refresh between files.
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
Do Not Download With WebDeploy
(WiseScript Package Editor only) This check box is available if you marked
Complete support for Internet-based installation on the WebDeploy page. In
an Internet-based installation, files are stored as separate files in the same directory
as the installation .EXE on the Web server and are downloaded only as they are
needed.
Mark this check box to put the file in the installation .EXE rather than storing it as a
separate file.
Repair application if this file is missing
(WiseScript Package Editor only) Mark this to start self-repair if this file is missing
when the application starts. This prevents your application from failing if this file is
accidently deleted.
For information on setting up self-repair, see
Replace Existing File
Select when to replace existing files on the destination computer.
Always
The new file always replaces the old file.
Never
The file never overwrites an existing file. Select this for files that should be
installed if they are not present, but which might be customized by the end user
and should therefore not be replaced on re-installation (example: configuration
files).
Check File
The existing file is only replaced if the requirements you set in File Version and
File Date/Time are true.
Doesn't Matter
Select this option if only one of the requirements, File Version or File
Date/Time, must be fulfilled to replace the existing file.
Same or Older
For File Version, this replaces the existing file if it has a version resource
that is the same as or older than the new file. If the existing file lacks a
version resource, it is not replaced.
For File Date/Time, this replaces the existing file if its modification date
and time are the same or older than the new file.
on page 192.
Using Self-Repair
WiseScript Actions
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