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project name. This tool might skip pages or populate fields based on command-
line options defined in Process Templates Setup.
On the Tools tab, double-click SetupCapture.
4. If the SetupCapture Type page appears, select the type of capture to perform.
SetupCapture
This performs a typical SetupCapture, which captures the changes made by an
installation.
First Use Settings
This creates a transform file that captures the changes made by an .MSI-based
application the first time it is used after being installed. You can apply this
transform to the base .MSI to pre-apply the first use settings. If you choose
First Use Settings, do not use this procedure; use SetupCapture instead.
See Using SetupCapture to Capture First Use Settings
5. If the Specify Target Installation File page appears, specify what to do with the
results of the SetupCapture and then click Next. (For details on other options, see
Specifying the Installation File
Target Installation
Specify the full path of a new or existing .MSI, .WSI, .or .WSE file in which to
store the SetupCapture results. (In the Standard Edition, you cannot specify a
.WSE.) For a new installation, specify a local directory. To append to an existing
installation, specify the path to the existing file.
Add/Update Resources in Existing Installation
If you specified an existing installation in Target Installation, you can mark
this check box to append or update the resources from the capture in the
existing installation instead of overwriting the existing installation.
Note
If you previously ran SetupCapture from the Projects tab, an installation file already
exists. If you run it again, you might be prompted to create a new file or append to
the existing file. If this prompt does not appear, your original file will be overwritten.
The Welcome page appears.
6. On the Welcome page:
To change the configuration settings for this capture without changing the
current configuration file, select the Do not change current configuration
file option.
This option is enabled only if the user has permission to use the SetupCapture
Configuration tool. If the Settings button is disabled, selecting this option
enables it. The user can then modify the settings for the current capture.
To select a different configuration file, click Change. This session of
SetupCapture will use the settings in the specified configuration file. If you
select the Do not change current configuration file option, this option is
disabled.
See Selecting the Configuration File
To change the configuration settings for the current SetupCapture, click
Settings. By default, anything you change on all tabs of this dialog box is saved
to the current configuration file and affects future captures. If you don't want to
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Capturing Applications
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