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You can write commands calling your program/batch file to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWAR<wbr />E\Microsof<wbr />t\Windows\<wbr />CurrentVer<wbr />sion\RunOn<wbr />ce and finish installation with reboot. After reboot they will be executed.<br />
See also InstallShield-specific information in <a href="http://www.installsite.org" rel="ugc">http://www.installsite.org</a>
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You can write commands calling your program/batch file to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce and finish installation with reboot. After reboot they will be executed.
See also InstallShield-specific information in http://www.installsite.org [http://www.installsite.org]

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In InstallShield Express it's under &quot;Installshield Extensions&quot; (translated from German, I don't know the exact word in English version).<br />

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In InstallShield Express it's under "Installshield Extensions" (translated from German, I don't know the exact word in English version).


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I am using installshield for MS Visual C++ 6 for creating a setup that will install my application.<br />
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1) I am unable to launch the application once the setup is complete. I tried the wizard and checked the launch app box.. but no help.. pls. advise<br />
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2) is there a way by which i can launch a *.bat file from within the installshield script ?<br />
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I am using installshield for MS Visual C++ 6 for creating a setup that will install my application.

1) I am unable to launch the application once the setup is complete. I tried the wizard and checked the launch app box.. but no help.. pls. advise

2) is there a way by which i can launch a *.bat file from within the installshield script ?



launching an application from installshield script

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