Removing InstallScript Files from Projects
InstallShield 2020
Project:This information applies to the following project types:
When you remove a script file from your installation, you are deleting the reference to that file from your project, but not the file itself. If you later decide to insert it into your installation, you do not need to rewrite your script.
Note that the script file may, in fact, still be compiled if it is included in another file.
To remove InstallScript files from your project:
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In the View List under Behavior and Logic, click InstallScript. |
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In the InstallScript explorer, right-click the file and click Remove. |
Caution:You cannot rename a file to the name of an existing file under the project location, even if the script file has been removed through the above procedure. For example, assume you have a script file called Setup.rul in your project. Next, remove that file and add a new script file, called Script1.rul by default. You cannot rename Script1.rul to Setup.rul, because doing so would overwrite the first Setup.rul. To avoid this, you should move your original Setup.rul out of your project folder, rename it, or delete it through Windows Explorer.