Hi vampirefromtheitcave2,
The Inno Web site is not highly informative for learning to use the program.
The best approach to using it is to download the ISTool install. ISTool
is an add on for using the program which makes it much easier for
writing the scripts.
There are other web sites which have lots of information. Also the
sample code provided with the program is very extensive.
There are very active and helpful newsgroups for discussion of how to
use the program.
Autodesk registry identifiers.
The 409 value indicates the English language. Other languages have
other values
5000, 6000, 7000 etc are Civil 3D
5001, 6001, 7001 etc are plain AutoCAD
5002, 6002, 7002 etc are Map
The pattern for other products should be obvious, but I don't know their
values.
The 17.0
17.1
17.2
values are for the R2007 drawing format and represent
R2007, R2008 and R2009
The 5005:409 value you quote would be an English language R2007 version
of ??
Lastly, I've given you all the Pascal script you will need except for
writing to the Acad.lsp file. All you need do is copy it and put in the
appropriate numbers. If you can code .NET, then you should be able to
deal with a simple language like this
Regards,
Laurie Comerford
vampirefromtheitcave2 wrote:
> I don't think I fully understand how to do this. I went to the Inno Setup site and did some research, tried to find Pascal guides and everything, but I wasn't able to make myself understand how to do this any better. I guess I could just manually update all of the registries, but like I said that's gonna be a huge pain. If I'm not saving myself any time though, I guess I should just do it that way.
>
> Is there a list of the registry identifiers anywhere? I came across a 5005:409 today and I'm not sure what that means.
>
> Thanks.
>