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This document provides an overview of InstallShield and discusses topics like 32-bit vs 64-bit installations, packaging options for upgrades and patches, replacing existing files and registry entries, and removing installed data. It covers key differences in folder structures, registry locations, and component settings between 32-bit and 64-bit installations. Major upgrades allow changing most aspects of the installation whereas small and minor upgrades have more limitations. Precise rules are outlined for replacing existing files based on version, date, and language. References are provided for further reading on Windows installation topics.

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InstallShield Tutorial
S.C. Su
Date: 2014/05/16

Abstract
• 32bit/64bit overview
• Packaging options
• Replacing existing files
• Replacing existing registry
• Remove install data
• Demo
• Reference

32/64 bit overview
• Folder:
– System32 / SysWOW64
– Program Files / Program Files (x86)
• In InstallShield project:
– 64bit installer:
• Must mark 64 bit component YES !!!
• [System64Folder] : C:WindowsSystem32
• [SystemFolder] : C:WindowsSysWOW64
– 32bit installer:
• [SystemFolder] : C:WindowsSystem32

32/64 bit overview
• Registry:
– HKLMSoftware
– HKLMSoftwareWow6432Node
• Redirect key:
– HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
– HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareClasses
– HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftware
– HKEY_USERS*SoftwareClasses
– HKEY_USERS*_Classes

32/64 bit overview
• In InstallShield project:
– 64 bit installer:
• Must mark 64 bit component YES !!!
• HKLMSoftware => HKLMSoftware
• If no mark: HKLMSoftware =>
HKLMSoftwareWow6432Node
– 32 bit installer:
• HKLMSoftware => HKLMSoftware

Packaging Options
• Upgrade(general):
– Full MSI installation:
• Advantage: when deliver to new customers, just like
the first time installation.
– Just a patch:
• It can only deliver updates to existing customers after a
full installation.
• A new customer: BYE!!!

Packaging Options
• Type of Upgrades:
Package code Product version Product code Upgrade Code
Small Update
(no version)
Change
Minor Upgrade
(1.0 .0-> 1.0.1)
Change Change
Major Upgrade
(1.0.0 -> 1.1.0)
Change Change Change

Packaging Options
• Small/Minor Upgrade:
– Can:
• Add new component to an existing feature.
• Add new component to a new feature.
• Add new sub-feature with new components.
– Cannot:
• Change MSI package name.
• Move or delete a feature.
• Move or delete component.
• Change component GUID.
• Change the Key file of a component.

Packaging Options
• Major Upgrade:
– CAN ! CAN ! CAN ! CAN ! CAN ! CAN ! CAN !

Packaging Options
• Patches:
– You have already built the projects for your earlier
and later product versions.
– It can only deliver updates to existing customers
after a full installation.

Replacing existing files
• Unnecessary file copying slows the
installation.
• Key file is already installed.
• Replace or not?
• Be careful “Shared” component setting ! ! !

Replacing existing files
• File version rules:
– Version
• Highest version wins !!
• Versioned files wins !!
– Date
• Modified date is later than the create date, not install
the file !!
– Language

Replacing existing files
• Both files have version:
• Copy-A: upgrade files.
• Copy-B: installed files.

Replacing existing files
• Neither file have version:
• Copy-A: upgrade files.
• Copy-B: installed files.

Replacing existing files
• One file has a version:
• Copy-A: upgrade files.
• Copy-B: installed files.

Replacing existing registry
• Windows installer installs the component:
– Never Overwrite setting: NO!!!!
– Key path doesn’t exist on the target system. (??)

Remove install data
• Files:
– Files and Folders view: delete the file.
– Create a record in the Remove tables.
• Registry:
– Create a record in the Remove registry table.

Reference
• MSDN:
– http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa371221(v=vs.85).aspx
• Prevent registry keys being overwritten:
– http://forum.installsite.net/index.php?showtopic=7576
• Step by step:
– http://www.slideshare.net/flexerasoftware/install-shield-white-paper-msi-
updates-and-patches#

MORE….
• Prevent registry keys being overwritten:
• Three tables:
– AppSearch
– RegLocator
– Property
• Registry value="[your property name]"
• AppSearch: if registry exist? Replace property.
• Write registry value.

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1. InstallShield Tutorial S.C. Su Date: 2014/05/16

2. Abstract • 32bit/64bit overview • Packaging options • Replacing existing files • Replacing existing registry • Remove install data • Demo • Reference

3. 32/64 bit overview • Folder: – System32 / SysWOW64 – Program Files / Program Files (x86) • In InstallShield project: – 64bit installer: • Must mark 64 bit component YES !!! • [System64Folder] : C:WindowsSystem32 • [SystemFolder] : C:WindowsSysWOW64 – 32bit installer: • [SystemFolder] : C:WindowsSystem32

4. 32/64 bit overview • Registry: – HKLMSoftware – HKLMSoftwareWow6432Node • Redirect key: – HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT – HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareClasses – HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftware – HKEY_USERS*SoftwareClasses – HKEY_USERS*_Classes

5. 32/64 bit overview • In InstallShield project: – 64 bit installer: • Must mark 64 bit component YES !!! • HKLMSoftware => HKLMSoftware • If no mark: HKLMSoftware => HKLMSoftwareWow6432Node – 32 bit installer: • HKLMSoftware => HKLMSoftware

6. Packaging Options • Upgrade(general): – Full MSI installation: • Advantage: when deliver to new customers, just like the first time installation. – Just a patch: • It can only deliver updates to existing customers after a full installation. • A new customer: BYE!!!

7. Packaging Options • Type of Upgrades: Package code Product version Product code Upgrade Code Small Update (no version) Change Minor Upgrade (1.0 .0-> 1.0.1) Change Change Major Upgrade (1.0.0 -> 1.1.0) Change Change Change

8. Packaging Options • Small/Minor Upgrade: – Can: • Add new component to an existing feature. • Add new component to a new feature. • Add new sub-feature with new components. – Cannot: • Change MSI package name. • Move or delete a feature. • Move or delete component. • Change component GUID. • Change the Key file of a component.

9. Packaging Options • Major Upgrade: – CAN ! CAN ! CAN ! CAN ! CAN ! CAN ! CAN !

10. Packaging Options • Patches: – You have already built the projects for your earlier and later product versions. – It can only deliver updates to existing customers after a full installation.

11. Replacing existing files • Unnecessary file copying slows the installation. • Key file is already installed. • Replace or not? • Be careful “Shared” component setting ! ! !

12. Replacing existing files • File version rules: – Version • Highest version wins !! • Versioned files wins !! – Date • Modified date is later than the create date, not install the file !! – Language

13. Replacing existing files • Both files have version: • Copy-A: upgrade files. • Copy-B: installed files.

14. Replacing existing files • Neither file have version: • Copy-A: upgrade files. • Copy-B: installed files.

15. Replacing existing files • One file has a version: • Copy-A: upgrade files. • Copy-B: installed files.

16. Replacing existing registry • Windows installer installs the component: – Never Overwrite setting: NO!!!! – Key path doesn’t exist on the target system. (??)

17. Remove install data • Files: – Files and Folders view: delete the file. – Create a record in the Remove tables. • Registry: – Create a record in the Remove registry table.

18. Demo

19. Reference • MSDN: – http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa371221(v=vs.85).aspx • Prevent registry keys being overwritten: – http://forum.installsite.net/index.php?showtopic=7576 • Step by step: – http://www.slideshare.net/flexerasoftware/install-shield-white-paper-msi- updates-and-patches#

20. MORE…. • Prevent registry keys being overwritten: • Three tables: – AppSearch – RegLocator – Property • Registry value="[your property name]" • AppSearch: if registry exist? Replace property. • Write registry value.

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