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Sharing Settings Between Releases
Windows Installer Editor Reference
4.
To include a feature in this release, mark its check box. To exclude a feature, clear
its check box.
5.
To select which components to include in this release:
a.
Click the feature name to display the feature's components in the lower pane.
b.
Mark the check boxes of components to include. All check boxes are marked by
default.
See also:
Creating Multiple, Platform-Specific Installations from One Project File
Note
This page is enabled in a .WSI only.
You can share settings from a release with other releases in the installation. After you
initially share settings, the settings for the releases are linked. This means that any
change you make to the release settings for any of the linked releases is applied to all
other linked releases. At any time, you can break the link.
To share settings between releases:
1.
Select Installation Expert > Release Settings page.
2.
From Current Release, select a release to copy settings to.
3.
Click Share at the right of the Release Settings page. The Share Release dialog box
appears.
4.
From Copy/Share Settings From, select the release that contains the settings to
copy.
5.
Click OK.
The settings of the release in Copy/Share Settings From immediately replace the
settings of the release in Current Release. Any change you make to the release
settings of either of the linked releases is applied to the other release, until you break
the link.
To break a link between releases
1.
Select Installation Expert > Release Settings page.
2.
From Current Release, select a release.
3.
Click Share at the right of the Release Settings page. The Share Release dialog box
appears.
4.
From Copy/Share Settings From, select <None>.
5.
Click OK.
The link between the selected release and other releases is broken. The current settings
of the releases are not changed, but changing settings for one release no longer affects
the settings of the other release.
Organizing Your Installation Into Releases
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