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**can any one give a newbe a little help!!
hi all iv only started using nsis about two days ago, i no nothing, or should i say very little about programing and shuch, but i have been trying to tech myself, wich isnt going that well, i found a tutorial on making a portable application, it seems to be a big thing at the moment, and i would love to have a go,
in the file i downloaded was templates and instructions on how to make a portable app, well i didnt like the app that i was suppost to do it on, so i chose one of my own, i followed the instructions as carfully as i could, but when i go to compile it it has errors. i have got it to compile once but it didnt run, i spent 16 hours on it lastnight, got up first thing couldnt wait to have a go,but at half 12 last night and nothing working i got a little downheartend, i no rome wasnt built over night but i realy cant understand what im doing wrong. i have attached what i have done could somone have a little look please. ps sorry this post is long, pss. i forgot to put the regclean.reg file in the portable folder it is ment to be : REGEDIT4 [-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Runtime Software\GetDataBack\License] |
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I recommend that you download and try out this handy program:
Quick Setup Script Generator. It was developed by a frequent poster here, Red Wine, and he often provides lots of good help to newbies. Since your problem script didn't get attached to your post, we can't provide specific advice about compile errors (or anything else either). I will give you two tips 1) if you have any logic at all in your script, use the logiclib header. And 2) NSIS scripts are processed by a 'one-pass' compiler and the order of items (functions, sections, pages) in the script is critical. The NSIS QSSG will create a good template (or finished installer) that you can edit to do exactly what you want it to do. Don |
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Or ZIP you nsi file and upload it here
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Re: **can any one give a newbe a little help!!
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thanks guys for posting back ill upload my work to a rapidshare folder in a bit ask is to big to post on here. if you could have a look id be graitfull.
i have put every thing in a rar file as i dont no what you mite need, its only 3mb link http://rapidshare.com/files/29266944/help.rar.html thanks all |
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err....nsi file, not all your project files :\
* PC: Intel Core 2 DUO E6550 @ 2.33 GHz with 2 GB RAM: Archlinux-i686 with MATE. * Laptop: Intel Core 2 DUO T6600 @ 2.20 GHz with 4 GB RAM: Archlinux-x86-64 with MATE. |
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hey joel like i said im new to all this and like i said in my last post, i have put every thing in a rar file AS I DONT NO what you mite need
just so its clear im new to all this in my first post i did say iv never done this befor so i wouldnt no what was needed for you to help me, thats why i uploaded it all, as its very small i didnt think it would be a problem |
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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Maybe you don't have file extensions on. Go to Tools > Folder Options > View in Windows Explorer (My Computer) and un-check 'Hide file extensions for known file types'. This is checked as default and is extremely stupid as it requires that less computer literate users identify files by their sometimes non-unique icons.
The file in question will now have a .nsi appended to the end. Stu |
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You are using functions of the Registry plug-in in your script, but you don't include its header and you don't seem to have the plug-in itself somewhere available. It may be in the Plugins directory of your NSIS installation, but I can't see that from the file you attached.
Your script compiles when I add !include "Registry.nsh" on the top, after installing the Registry plug-in. I don't know if it works though... NSIS FAQ | NSIS Home Page | Donate $ "I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand." -- Confucius |
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thank kichik ill have a look,
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