HI! I am about to do a double cd installation on the next way:
Creating 2 executeables, the 1st one installs the files from the archive from cd1 which archive contains the 2nd executeable which's task is only to INSTALL(not copy) my 650MB dat from cd2. So when the 1st executeable ends, it starts the 2nd on the hard drive.Problem: The 2 exe should know the cd-rom letter so I store it with the 1st exe in the registry from (%srcdvr%) 1st exe was running from the cd-rom, so it is correct. In the 2 exe I cannot put my variable name- what was read from the registry in the actions/startup-to the dat's properties runtime source on the cd-rom tab, because the action startup happens later than the read from the registry.(PS: with %srcdvr% it is working). Solution: Should I use the copy command instead of the cd-rom tab?
In this case I have to check the existance of the cd in the drive. The cd-rom tab solution would be more elegant.
Any ideas pretty welcome
Thx
Creating 2 executeables, the 1st one installs the files from the archive from cd1 which archive contains the 2nd executeable which's task is only to INSTALL(not copy) my 650MB dat from cd2. So when the 1st executeable ends, it starts the 2nd on the hard drive.Problem: The 2 exe should know the cd-rom letter so I store it with the 1st exe in the registry from (%srcdvr%) 1st exe was running from the cd-rom, so it is correct. In the 2 exe I cannot put my variable name- what was read from the registry in the actions/startup-to the dat's properties runtime source on the cd-rom tab, because the action startup happens later than the read from the registry.(PS: with %srcdvr% it is working). Solution: Should I use the copy command instead of the cd-rom tab?
In this case I have to check the existance of the cd in the drive. The cd-rom tab solution would be more elegant.
Any ideas pretty welcome
Thx
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