I have a window application in visual c++. I am not using MFC I have to create installer in different languages (French, Italin, German, Dutch, Spanish) can any one help me out in the above task. Thanks in advance.
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You don't create an installer with VC++, you create it with an installer creation tool, such as Inno Setup, which has multi-lingual support.
anon
2009-12-06 13:06:34
Hi Neil butterworth,Thanks for you prompt and accurate reply. I have generate the *.iss file can you pls tell me what i have do next to generate the installer.
Ravi shankar
2009-12-06 15:05:12
If you installed innosetup via its own installer, you should just be able to click on the .iss file to launch the InnoSetup app. Then select Compile from the Build menu.
anon
2009-12-06 15:08:15
Hi Neil Butterworth, I have done that but I have to hand over the installer to the client do the client have to install InnoSet app to install my application
Ravi shankar
2009-12-06 15:14:51
No, it produces a stand-alone executable in the Output subdirectory.
anon
2009-12-06 15:21:22
Hi Neil Butterworth, Thanks very much for your assistance, the problem is that i am not able to locate the output subdirectory which i think should be in the *.iss dir itself but its not there and have searched the hole system for that but i was not able to find that directory.
Ravi shankar
2009-12-06 15:47:39
The Output directory should be located in the directory you run the .iss file from. You can change it in the .iss file using the OutputDir directive - look that up in the InnoSetup help. You can change the output file name using the OutputBaseFilename directive.
anon
2009-12-06 16:29:07
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There are many installers out there:
You can prepare installation pack for any software. NSIS already has multilanguage support built in, for others - I don't know (didn't use them).
Marcin Gil
2009-12-06 13:13:21