Relative to the original posting: Are you stating that if you display the "Resolved Value" you cannot expect to see what the Windows Installer behavior will be? If this is the case why provide a "Resolved Value" anyway, and if the "Resolved Value" doesn't match the "normal Windows Installer behavior...
Gabriel, I am afraid I could not reproduce this behavior. Please send a sample project that accurately reproduces this behavior to support at advancedinstaller dot com so we can further investigate the issue. If "Override Windows Installer programs list entry" is CHECKED , then the "Repair" button (...
Gabriel, Bracket-enclosed strings are interpreted as pseudo-formatted properties during build time. Since there's no pseudo-formatted called 'Test', it is discarded. Create a new property on the Install Parameters page, and input your value there: "[Test] Example - [|ProductName]" . Use that pseudo-...
Add or Remove Programs --> go to your AI installed app and select. --> "Click here for support information" --> click --> "Support Info" dialog appears. In the section: "If this program is not working properly you may reinstall it by clicking Repair." --> Click the "Repair" button to the right (abov...
Product Information --> Product Details --> Add or Remove Programs (Control Panel) --> Override Windows Installer programs list entry --> Custom Name: --> Enter any custom name that includes brackets such as: "[Test] Example - [|ProductName]" Now, (right-click) select "Resolved Value" from the pop-u...
