Using The Tools Tab - Symantec WISE PACKAGE STUDIO 8.0 - REFERENCE V1.0 Reference

Using the Tools Tab

Wise Package Studio Reference
To work on a project without a process
1. Click the Projects tab or press Alt+P.
2. From Active Project, select a project that has no process.
A project has no process when None is selected in the Process field in Project
Setup.
The project name appears in Active Project, and the tools appear in the left pane.
3. Click a tool name to display the tool's help text.
4. To run a tool, click the Run link to the right of the tool name.
When you run a tool from the Projects tab, you might not be prompted for file
names or locations, because they usually are defined with the project.
To hide or show a tool window when it runs
When a tool runs, the Run link changes to a Hide link. To minimize the tool window,
click the Hide link.
When a tool window is hidden, the link changes to Show. To restore the tool window
to its last size and position, click the Show link.
For information about using specific tools, see:
List of Wise Package Studio tools
About Capturing Applications
About ConflictManager in the ConflictManager Help
About Linux Package Editor in the Linux Package Editor Help
About Mobile Device Package Editor in the Mobile Device Package Editor Help
About Software Manager in the Software Manager Help
About Virtual Package Editor in the Virtual Package Editor Help
About Windows Installer Editor in the Windows Installer Editor Help
About WiseScript in the WiseScript Package Editor Help
The Tools tab displays all available tools and lets you use the tools in any order. You
might use the Tools tab to perform a single task or a series of tasks without creating a
project.
With Enterprise Management Server, Security Setup determines whether you have
access to the Tools tab.
To run a tool from the Tools tab
1. Click the Tools tab or press Alt+T.
The tool names and icons appear. Click a tool name to display the tool's help text.
2. To run a tool, double-click the tool name.
If a tool is not displayed or is unavailable, it means you do not have a license to use
it. With Enterprise Management Server, it might also mean you do not have
permission to use it.
For information about using specific tools, see:
Repackaging Applications and Managing Projects
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