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

Services

WiseScript Package Editor Reference
Background Gradient
Select the background gradient.
Title Bar
Mark this to cause the installation's title to be displayed at the top of the screen in a
title bar.
Hide Program Manager
Mark this to hide the Program Manager during installation (Windows 3.x only).
No Background Gradient
Mark this to display no gradient behind the installation dialog boxes.
Top Color, Bottom Color
Click these buttons to choose the top and bottom colors for the background
gradient. The installation generates a smooth transition between the two colors.
Screen Preview
Displays a real-time mock-up of how the installation screen will look.
Bold/Light Fonts
Select the font option.
Message Box Font
Specify the font to be used. If you do not specify a font, a standard sans serif font is
used. For a Japanese installation, specify MS Gothic.
Point Size
Specify the point size for text displayed on the installation dialog boxes. If you do
not specify a point size, the standard Windows text size is used.
Character Set
Enter the number of the character set to be used. Use zero, which is the default,
unless the installation is in Japanese. For a Japanese installation, enter 128 and
make sure you have specified MS Gothic in the Message Box Font field.
WiseScript Package Editor only
The Services page lets you define applications to be installed as a Windows NT service.
The .EXE file you define as a service must already be a part of the installation. Consult
Microsoft developer documentation for information on creating services. This page only
helps you install services, not develop them.
To add a new service item
1. Select Installation Expert > Files page.
2. Add the .EXE file that runs the service.
3. Select the Services page.
4. Click Add at the bottom of the page.
The Select File from Installation dialog box opens, which displays directories and
.EXE files from this installation.
5. Navigate to and select the .EXE.
6. Click OK.
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