Essential Guide: Revamping Your Sample Files - What's New?
Essential Guide: Revamping Your Sample Files - What’s New?
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Registration
- Using Advanced Installer
- GUI
- Working with Projects
- Installer Project
* Product Information
* Resources
* Files and Folders
* Files
* Temporary Files
* File Operations
* Folders
* Permissions Tab - Installer Project
* Shortcuts
* Shortcuts
* INI Files
* XML Files
* JSON Files
* Text File Updates
* Edit Text File Update Dialog
* Text File Properties
* Append/Create Operation
* Replace Operation
* Test Text File Update
* Windows Libraries
* Tiles
* Java Products
* Registry
* File Associations
* Assemblies
* Drivers
* Services
* Package Definition
* Requirements
* User Interface
* System Changes
* Server
* Custom Behavior - Patch Project
- Merge Module Project
- Updates Configuration Project
- Windows Store App Project
- Modification Package Project
- Optional Package Project
- Windows Mobile CAB Projects
- Visual Studio Extension Project
- Software Installer Wizards - Advanced Installer
- Visual Studio integration
- Alternative to AdminStudio/Wise
- Replace Wise
- Migrating from Visual Studio Installer
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- Shell Integration
- Command Line
- Advanced Installer PowerShell Automation Interfaces
- Features and Functionality
- Tutorials
- Samples
- How-tos
- FAQs
- Windows Installer
- Deployment Technologies
- IT Pro
- MSIX
- Video Tutorials
- Advanced Installer Blog
- Table of Contents
Test Text File Update
This can be used to test if the operations declared in a “Text File Update” will be performed as intended.
In order to execute the test operation the following steps must be taken:
- Select a previously created “Text File Update” file.
- From the context menu select the “Test” option.
- A Windows Installer type dialog will appear.
- On this window push the [Browse ] button to select a file upon which the update operations specified in the selected “Text File Update” file will be performed. The resulted file will be identical with the one normally obtained after the installation of the package.
If you want to include in the project the file on which the test is made make sure that its content is in the original, unmodified state. Therefore it is recommended not to make the test directly on the file. Instead, for testing purposes only, use a copy of the file.
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- Title: Essential Guide: Revamping Your Sample Files - What's New?
- Author: Anthony
- Created at : 2024-10-07 19:20:31
- Updated at : 2024-10-11 04:34:13
- Link: https://fox-shield.techidaily.com/essential-guide-revamping-your-sample-files-whats-new/
- License: This work is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.