The InstallShield InstallScript training course provides a solid understanding of installation terminology, the typical tasks an installation program needs to perform, the InstallScript language, and the InstallShield development environment. In this course, you will learn about the InstallScript language and how to customize installation script to make changes to end users’ systems.
You will also learn how to correctly identify and install shared files, executables that may be in use, and COM servers. Finally, you will understand how to extend installation program to use DLL functions, Windows APIs, COM objects, .NET assemblies, and external executables to help them leverage existing code.
By attending InstallShield InstallScript workshop, delegates will learn to:
- Create and organize an installation project
- Install files, registry data, and shortcuts
- Work with InstallShield scripts
- Customize the installation user interface
- Deal with shared and self-registering files
- Call external code or programs from Participants installation program
- Package installer for Windows OS
- Using Windows Explorer and the command prompt to create and manage files
- Registry navigation
- Common installation-related registry keys (e.g., the uninstall key and application information key)
- Basic Windows terminology (e.g., DLL, Control Panel, etc.)