Advanced page

The functionality of the Tarma QuickInstall 2 Advanced page has been moved to the User interface and Installer options project pages in InstallMate.

Changes from Tarma QuickInstall 2 to InstallMate

The following table shows the correspondence between the Advanced fields in Tarma QuickInstall 2 and the User interface and Installer options fields in InstallMate.

Tarma QuickInstall 2 InstallMate 9 Changes and conversion notes
The following are now on the User interface project page:
Include customer registration page with the following fields Include customer registration page In InstallMate 9, this option sets the UIRegistrationPage variable, which in turn controls the execution of various registration-related actions in the UIFirstInstall action sequence on the Actions project page.
1, 2, 3 User field 1, 2, 3

In InstallMate 9, these control whether or not registry I/O takes place for the corresponding UserField1, UserField2, and UserField3 variables.

The actual field labels can be changed in the predefined RegistrationDlg dialog box on the Dialogs page.

Required n/a In InstallMate 9, you can control this for each field by setting the Not empty attribute of the various EditText controls in the predefined RegistrationDlg dialog box on the Dialogs page.
Store as User field 1, 2, 3 Same function as in Tarma QuickInstall 2.
Store under registry key Load user fields from and store to registry key
Registry key
In InstallMate 9, these two fields together control if registry I/O takes place for the corresponding UserField1, UserField2, and UserField3 variables, and under which registry key they are stored.
Use <RegOwner> and <RegOrganization> to initialize fields 1 and 2 n/a The UserField1 and UserField2 variables are by default initialized by the RegOwner and RegOrganization variables. To change this, modify the UserField1 and UserField2 variables on the Variables project page.
Perform validity check n/a In InstallMate 9, the extension DLL (if any) always receives the appropriate messages.
Leader text n/a In InstallMate 9, you can change all text in the predefined RegistrationDlg dialog box on the Dialogs page.
Trailer text n/a
The following are now on the Installer options project page:
Include Extension DLL Include extension DLL
ANSI path
Unicode path
No change in principle. However, you may now have to specify separate ANSI and Unicode extension DLLs, depending on your package. See Installer options for more information.
Absolute DLL path n/a You can choose absolute or project-relative paths in the Project Properties - Preferences dialog box.