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From: richard.townsendrose on 28 Oct 2006 08:43
Geoff

In inno installer - been uisng it for years, how does one set the
"install for one user or all users" when using XP.

Also we have an issue with users being restricted - any way of getting
the installer to overcome various it dept's restrictions ?

Richard

From: Geoff on 28 Oct 2006 21:07
Sorry Richard, I have no idea.

I only use Install Shield (which can do this) but it can only be a
matter of where you place the registry keys. There is no special magic
beyond this. For instance, under c:\Documents and Settings you will see
the users on the machine. Assuming you have appropriate rights, you can
install your application data keys and desktop icons into a specific
user or the All Users profile. If Inno allows you to manipulate where
the registry keys are written, this is how you might go about doing it.

Geoff



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> Geoff
>
> In inno installer - been uisng it for years, how does one set the
> "install for one user or all users" when using XP.
>
> Also we have an issue with users being restricted - any way of getting
> the installer to overcome various it dept's restrictions ?
>
> Richard

From: Stephen Quinn on 28 Oct 2006 21:35
Richard

If the user doing the installation has admin priviledges then you can put it
where you like in the registry (you only need to provide a checkbox) or default
to single user if they're not the admin.

HTH
Steve


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