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convert and .exe setup file to msi file using the Inno setup

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Anyone know how to convert and .exe setup file to msi file using the Inno setup program?

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by: craisinPosted on 2009-08-16 at 01:03:13ID: 25108165

Please attach the text in your EXE setup file and I can supply code for conversion for you  which you can use with other EXE  setup files as well.

 

by: al4629740Posted on 2009-08-16 at 05:44:00ID: 25108786

Text from my inno setup file?

 

by: craisinPosted on 2009-08-16 at 05:52:55ID: 25108811

You want to convert an EXE file setup in Inno to and MSI file? If that is correct, yes.
The parameters in Inno used to create the EXE installation file is what I would be after.

 

by: al4629740Posted on 2009-08-16 at 08:50:38ID: 25109332

Here you go from the Inno Program

; Script generated by the Inno Setup Script Wizard.
; SEE THE DOCUMENTATION FOR DETAILS ON CREATING INNO SETUP SCRIPT FILES!
 
[Setup]
AppName=CAP Tracking System
AppVerName=CAP Tracking System
AppPublisherURL=http://xxxxxx
AppSupportURL=http://xxxxx
AppUpdatesURL=http://xxxxx
DefaultDirName={pf}\CAP Tracking System
DefaultGroupName=CAP Tracking System
LicenseFile=C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.CENTRAL\Desktop\Website Release\Software Agreement.rtf
InfoBeforeFile=C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.CENTRAL\Desktop\Instructions.rtf
OutputBaseFilename=Setup
Password=xxxxx
Compression=lzma
SolidCompression=yes
 
[Languages]
Name: "english"; MessagesFile: "compiler:Default.isl"
 
[Tasks]
Name: "desktopicon"; Description: "{cm:CreateDesktopIcon}"; GroupDescription: "{cm:AdditionalIcons}"; Flags: unchecked
 
[Files]
Source: "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.CENTRAL\Desktop\Website Release\CAP Tracking System.exe"; DestDir: "{app}"; Flags: ignoreversion
Source: "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.CENTRAL\Desktop\Website Release\MSINET.OCX"; DestDir: "C:\Windows\System32"; Flags: ignoreversion regserver;
Source: "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.CENTRAL\Desktop\Website Release\MSCOMCTL.OCX"; DestDir: "C:\Windows\System32"; Flags: ignoreversion regserver;
Source: "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.CENTRAL\Desktop\Website Release\MSDATGRD.OCX"; DestDir: "C:\Windows\System32"; Flags: ignoreversion regserver;
; NOTE: Don't use "Flags: ignoreversion" on any shared system files
 
[Icons]
Name: "{group}\CAP Tracking System"; Filename: "{app}\CAP Tracking System.exe"
Name: "{commondesktop}\CAP Tracking System"; Filename: "{app}\CAP Tracking System.exe"; Tasks: desktopicon
 
[Run]
Filename: "{app}\CAP Tracking System.exe"; Description: "{cm:LaunchProgram,CAP Tracking System}"; Flags: nowait postinstall skipifsilent
 
[code]
function CheckPassword(Password: String): Boolean;
begin
 result := false;
 if (Password='60604') or (Password='23478') or (Password='34478') or (Password='45478') or (Password='56478') or (Password='67478') or (Password='78478') or (Password='89478') or (Password='10478') or (Password='78123') or (Password='89123') or (Password='12123') or (Password='23123') or (Password='34123') or (Password='45123') or (Password='56123') or (Password='67123') or (Password='78123') or (Password='89123') or (Password='12456') or (Password='34456') or (Password='45456') or (Password='56456') or (Password='67456') or (Password='78456') or (Password='89456') or (Password='12789') or (Password='23789') or (Password='34789') or (Password='45789') or (Password='56789') or (Password='67789') or (Password='78789') or (Password='89789') or (Password='75123') or (Password='15123') or (Password='35123') or (Password='95123') or (Password='14712') or (Password='12147') or (Password='23147') or (Password='34147')
  or (Password='45147') or (Password='56147') or (Password='67147') or (Password='78147') or (Password='89147') or (Password='25812') or (Password='25823') or (Password='25834') or (Password='25845') or (Password='25856') or (Password='25867') or (Password='25878') or (Password='25889') or (Password='987123') or (Password='987234') or (Password='987345') or (Password='987456') or (Password='987567') or (Password='987678') or (Password='987789') or (Password='987890') or (Password='987098') or (Password='987987') or (Password='987876') or (Password='987765') or (Password='987654') or (Password='987543') or (Password='987432') or (Password='987321') or (Password='765123') or (Password='765243') or (Password='765456') or (Password='765345') or (Password='765576') or (Password='765678') or (Password='765789') or (Password='765890') or (Password='765098') or (Password='765987') or (Password='765876')
   or (Password='765765') or (Password='765654') or (Password='765543') or (Password='765432') or (Password='765321') or (Password='432123') or (Password='432234') or (Password='432345') or (Password='432465') or (Password='432567') or (Password='432678') or (Password='432789') or (Password='432890') or (Password='432098') or (Password='432987') or (Password='432876') or (Password='432765') or (Password='432654') or (Password='432543') or (Password='159123') or (Password='159234') or (Password='159345') or (Password='159456') or (Password='159567') or (Password='159678') or (Password='159789') or (Password='159890') or (Password='159987') or (Password='159876') or (Password='4648930') or (Password='4356389') then
   result := true;
end;
                                              
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by: craisinPosted on 2009-08-16 at 18:24:27ID: 25111191

I am working on it.

Inno's latest version is 5.3.4(a) and as stated on Inno's website under FAQ there is little enthusiasm for ever creating an INNO to MSI converter internally in the Inno program.

So I will attempt to write one!

In the meantime, standby for a result.

 

 

by: al4629740Posted on 2009-08-16 at 18:27:52ID: 25111199

ok, appreciate it!!

 

by: craisinPosted on 2009-08-16 at 19:06:57ID: 25111291

Well, it's not as simple as I thought! :-(

 

I HAVE successfully created an MSI file for your program, but of course it will nor work because I do not have the files detailed in your INNO setup script.

It is impossible for me to produce the MSI without them, so unless you want to send me the "setup" program produced by INNO (and any associated data/index files needed) I cannot produce the file for you, since the compiler I used to create the MSI needs to include those files in its build.

An alternative is for me to supply details to you on how to build the MSI from your ISS (INNO) script. If you would prefer that, then let me know.

I will investigate further the possibility of writing a converter, but it looks fairly complex.

I currently have the MSI (attached), but of course it will not work without your files. Let me know if it looks OK (it is safe to run, since it does nothing). You may wish to add some information files in RFT format for the Installation file to display (such as copyright and other matters) - see the screens as you run the Setup file.

Please let me know what action you want to take.

 

by: AbqBillPosted on 2009-08-16 at 20:50:35ID: 25111541

If I remember correctly, Advanced Installer (www.advancedinstaller.com) can import Inno Setup script files. Bill.

 

by: craisinPosted on 2009-08-16 at 21:25:26ID: 25111615

Yes, so can InstallAware Studio 9 (which is what I used).

 

by: craisinPosted on 2009-08-16 at 21:33:11ID: 25111633

Advanced Installer (non-registered) will only produce simple installs until you register it.

InstallAware will work at full power for at least 30 days.

Both are quite expensive if you decide to buy, and the better product (InstallAware Studio 9) is of course the most expensive.

Perhaps you may find it more enlightening to download either InstallAware Studio 9 (VERY GOOD) or Advanced Installer and create the MSI yourself.

Or of course you can choose my earlier options.

 

by: al4629740Posted on 2009-08-16 at 22:11:35ID: 25111747

"An alternative is for me to supply details to you on how to build the MSI from your ISS (INNO) script. If you would prefer that, then let me know."

Yes I would like to know.

 

by: vadimrapp1Posted on 2009-09-04 at 05:12:09ID: 25258699

I understand, you want to make msi-based installation, but I don't understand what from. What you already have. Please explain.

 

by: craisinPosted on 2009-09-04 at 06:54:07ID: 25259673

Can you please detail the INNO script and I will advise step by step how to create the MSI from it.

Cheers

 

by: al4629740Posted on 2009-09-09 at 18:28:21ID: 25296850

The code I posted above is the Inno script

 

by: craisinPosted on 2009-09-09 at 18:45:37ID: 25296905

OK...I will look into it tonight and see how the conversion can be made easily .I will then advise methodology

Please..stand by

 

by: al4629740Posted on 2009-09-09 at 18:47:58ID: 25296911

ok

 

by: craisinPosted on 2009-09-10 at 04:22:29ID: 25299088

I am very sorry for the delay in answering your question. In answering others your was buried somewhere and I lost track that I was working on it.. Sorry

Well, below are the steps involved in producing an MSI from an INNO script using
InstallAware Studio 9

By the way, I have no link with this product in any way. I just think it is so fantastic that in answering your question I have decided to purchase it myself. It is fairly expensive (as they all are) especially for a retired person like myself, but it is so functional and easy to use I could not resist.

Step 1: Obtain the 30 Day free Trial (fully functional) program from the following link:

Steps 2 to whatever: Follow the steps showing in the attached screen captures.

Now you have the desired fully functional MSI derived from your INNO script file.
INNO was great too for a free product, but until they decide to produce MSI files,
you have no option if you want to produce an MSI installation other than to use
an alternative to INNO. At least you can import the INNO scripts and convert them
using InstallAware. Once you buy the registered version of InstallAware the "Proprietary message appearing in screencapture xxxyyy will disappear.

I have also attached a ZIP file of the screen captures so you can download them to your PC if you wish

I hope this has provided you with a solution to your question.   :-)

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    Step for converting an INNO file into an MSI setup file - Step 1

    Step for converting an INNO file into an MSI setup file - Step 1
 

by: craisinPosted on 2009-09-10 at 05:29:02ID: 25299470

oops...sorry about that...I clicked on the Submit button too early...

I repeat the previous comment with amendments:


I am very sorry for the delay in answering your question. In answering others your was buried somewhere and I lost track that I was working on it.. Sorry
Well, below are the steps involved in producing an MSI from an INNO script using
InstallAware Studio 9

By the way, I have no link with this product in any way. I just think it is so fantastic that in answering your question I have decided to purchase it myself. It is fairly expensive (as they all are) especially for a retired person like myself, but it is so functional and easy to use I could not resist.
Step 0: Obtain the 30 Day free Trial (fully functional) program from the following link:
               http://www.installaware.com/

Steps 1 to 36: Follow the steps showing in the attached screen captures.
Follow them in number order

At the end of the steps,  you have the desired fully functional MSI derived from your INNO script file.

INNO is a great (free) product to produced installation files, but until the many programmers involved in producing INNO decide to allow it to produce MSI files,
you have no option for MSI production other than to use
an alternative to INNO. At least you can import the INNO scripts and convert them
using InstallAware. (As mentioned earlier some other products also iport and convert INNO files). Also note that should you buy the registered version of InstallAware the "Proprietary" message appearing in screencapture023.jpg will disappear. I think the unregistered version will not operate after 30 days.


I hope this has provided you with a solution to your question.   :-)

  • Inno2MSI-001.jpg
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    Within InstallAware click on Quick-Start

    Within InstallAware click on Quick-Start
  • Inno2MSI-036.jpg
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    So the installation program is ready for duistribution. The setup program itself is also installed in a ZIP file on the PC as shown here...Use this ZIP file to distribute your MSI to other PCs

    So the installation program is ready for duistribution. The setup program itself is also installed in a ZIP file on the PC as shown here...Use this ZIP file to distribute your MSI to other PCs
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    Download InstallAware9 from website www.installaware.com
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    All finished...The user can now run the application if desired by leaving the option "checked"....we won't do that now
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    If the "Setup" program is ever re-run a different startup screen appears since the application is already installed

    If the "Setup" program is ever re-run a different startup screen appears since the application is already installed
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    A screen just to confirm with the user whether to install now, or forget it...Let's install....Click Next

    A screen just to confirm with the user whether to install now, or forget it...Let's install....Click Next
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    The windows Installer installs the application from details in the MSI

    The windows Installer installs the application from details in the MSI
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    The destination folder for the Installation appears (default). The user can change that if desired. Now click "Next"

    The destination folder for the Installation appears (default). The user can change that if desired. Now click "Next"
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    The user can change the program folder name if desired, and whether to allow all users on the PC to have access to the application (or not)...Click "Next"

    The user can change the program folder name if desired, and whether to allow all users on the PC to have access to the application (or not)...Click "Next"
  • Inno2MSI-029.jpg
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    Select the type of installation you want, then click "Next"

    Select the type of installation you want, then click "Next"
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    Type in your user name and the name of your organisation then click "Next"

    Type in your user name and the name of your organisation then click "Next"
  • Inno2MSI-026.jpg
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    then click on "Next"

    then click on "Next"
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    Again, if you include a "readme.rft" or "readme.txt" file in your MSI configuration the text in that file would appear here instead of the highlighted text shown...click on "Next"

    Again, if you include a "readme.rft" or "readme.txt" file in your MSI configuration the text in that file would appear here instead of the highlighted text shown...click on "Next"
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    Highlight "Convert INNO setup"

    Highlight "Convert INNO setup"
  • FindInFile-004.jpg
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    Type in your Project Name

    Type in your Project Name
  • Inno2MSI-005.jpg
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    Change Project Folder if you wish then click on OK

    Change Project Folder if you wish then click on OK
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    Click on "Next" at the Wizard startup screen

    Click on "Next" at the Wizard startup screen
  • Inno2MSI-007.jpg
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    Type in the Product Name you desire

    Type in the Product Name you desire
  • Inno2MSI-008.jpg
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    Type in your "Company Name"

    Type in your "Company Name"
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    Click on "Next" to accept the Product Name and Company Name

    Click on "Next" to accept the Product Name and Company Name
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    Click on "Browse" to select the Folder in which the INNO script resides

    Click on "Browse" to select the Folder in which the INNO script resides
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    Select "Converters"

    Select "Converters"
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    Now you can see the Installation file for the MSI

    Now you can see the Installation file for the MSI
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    "Select "Output Folder" from within InstallAware

    "Select "Output Folder" from within InstallAware
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    Lets test the Installation MSI....Click on the "CAP Tracking System.exe" setup program and it will start the install

    Lets test the Installation MSI....Click on the "CAP Tracking System.exe" setup program and it will start the install
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    and the MSI itself!

    and the MSI itself!
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    The installation starts with a welcoming screen...Click on "Next"

    The installation starts with a welcoming screen...Click on "Next"
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    A popup question box appears (will not show if you use the licenced version of InstallAware)...Click on "No"

    A popup question box appears (will not show if you use the licenced version of InstallAware)...Click on "No"
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    Notice the hihghlighted text...If you include "licence.rft" or "licence.txt" files in your installation setup, the wording in that file would appear here....Click on "Accept Terms"

    Notice the hihghlighted text...If you include "licence.rft" or "licence.txt" files in your installation setup, the wording in that file would appear here....Click on "Accept Terms"
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    Leave "Dynamic Folder" checked, then click on "Next" to accept the folder in which the INNO script resides

    Leave "Dynamic Folder" checked, then click on "Next" to accept the folder in which the INNO script resides
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    Select the folder then click "Next"

    Select the folder then click "Next"
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    Leave the "File Associations" blank (if you wish) then click "Next"

    Leave the "File Associations" blank (if you wish) then click "Next"
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    Select the INNO script then click "Next"

    Select the INNO script then click "Next"
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    The MSI is now produced from your INNO configuration file

    The MSI is now produced from your INNO configuration file
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    Check "Build my setup Now" then Click "Next"

    Check "Build my setup Now" then Click "Next"
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    More options to change if you like.....etc...many options but be aware changes here are not those stored in your original INNO script file

    More options to change if you like.....etc...many options but be aware changes here are not those stored in your original INNO script file
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    Make changes if you wish to the MSI by selecting various properties down the left hand column

    Make changes if you wish to the MSI by selecting various properties down the left hand column
 

by: al4629740Posted on 2009-09-15 at 21:10:06ID: 31616201

Thank You

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