#This creates a shortcut to the executable on the desktop - the second set of options in quotes are for command-line argumentsĬreateShortcut "$desktop\Link to pyApp.lnk" "$instdir\pyApp.exe" "-c cfg\default.cfg"
#How to open exe files on mac 2018 install#
# Add any other files for the install directory (license files, app data, etc) here # Files added here should be removed by the uninstaller (see section "uninstall") # Files for the install directory - to build the installer, these should be in the same directory as the install script (this file) #This ensures the administrator check is performed at startup? SetErrorLevel 740 ERROR_ELEVATION_REQUIRED MessageBox mb_iconstop "Administrator rights required!" $ $0 != "admin" Require admin rights on NT4+ #A macro to verify that administrator rights have been acquired #Defines installation pages - these are known to NSIS #The following lines replace the default icons #Icon for the installer - this is the default icon #'Name' goes in the installer's title bar The text file must be in DOS end line format (\r\n)
#How to open exe files on mac 2018 license#
#Text (or RTF) file with license information. #Default installation location - let's clutter up our root directory! !define DESCRIPTION "Basic Python Application" This script assumes a Python script turned into an executable with the output files bing in.
Turns out that the basis of an NSIS installer is a script. This is the screen presented to you when you start NSIS.: I de-selected viewing the release notes and left starting NSIS selected, then clicked ‘Finish’:
The ‘Full’ install is the default and is acceptable.Double click the installer to start it.My goal here is to create a graphical installer which will encapsulate all of the files which are part of a Py2Exe-generated Python Executable and install them to a folder in the root of the C: drive on a PC. I downloaded the most recent version which is 3.03.
I downloaded the NSIS installer from SourceForge. One I can think of first would be WinAmp, but I don’t think anyone has installed WinAmp since 2003, so it’s not a good example. It’s farily popular - you’ve probably used an installer generated by it - the Nullsoft Scriptable Installer Service is a tool you can use to generate installers.
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