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Hi! :rolleyes:

When analyzing some of my software installation packages I've come across so called inx-files, e.g. setup.inx in connection with a small-sized setup.exe

Obviously the installers of those packages don't understand any command line parameters?!?! :D

So what are those inx-files and what can be done with them? Can they be modified using WinInstall LE or InstallShield Admin Studio? I dunno. :)


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they're the old Installshield setupscript files I believe. Usually they're compiled so I don't think you can do anything with them.

the old setups I thought used -s with either the .iss file or -s by themselves. I haven't encountered any of those installed in a long time.

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Ah, ic. Yes, that's true, there is no way to modify them (i.e. isx). Well, at least I didn't find any.

Still that's annoying b/c Dreamweaver 2004 or Ulead Photo Impact are shipped with these isx-files. And that aren't very old apps.

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