I am proud to announce that the free MSI Application Packaging Book is now up on Udemy! What you will learn: What is Windows Installer and what are the tools to use for application packaging? What is the structure of a Windows Installer package? Practical scenarios on “How to create […]
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Thank you everybody that joined our live webinar, it was an amazing experience and I was very happy of the questions our audience placed during the webinar. See you in the next one! You can watch the record up on Youtube:
Join me in the upcoming LIVE Webinar to see a live demo where Advanced Installer presents its own GitHub Action integration and learn how to use it. When: Wednesday, March 16th| 4pm CET/10am EST 👉Register HERE: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/4016466752758/WN_di_kdyErTaujzdLIdIGO_g
Thank you everybody that joined our live webinar, I hope you enjoyed it and had a chance to learn more from it. It was an amazing experience and I was very happy of the questions our audience placed before and during the webinar. Hope to see you in a new […]
Live Q&A with the author | MSI Packaging A few weeks ago, we launched the MSI Packaging ebook (if you don’t have it already – grab your free copy now). This is a must-have book for everyone in the app packaging industry. Get your FREE copy of MSI Packaging […]
I am pleased to announce that after almost one year of work, long nights, hundreds of coffees, planning, redoing, and the help of the dedicated team of Advanced Installer, the MSI Packaging Training Book is now released. The MSI Packaging Training ebook is a practical guide for all the […]
One tricky part of updating an application is that you might run into the situation that the user doesn’t have admin rights. For example, I have two users on my machine, my user which is of course the administrator, and another user without admin rights. If the other user is […]
During the installation process of WebApps, there are cases where users are asked to select an SSL certificate. This is because this certificate is used by the IIS elements. However, when it comes to an upgrade, you may not want your users to get asked for the SSL certificate again. […]
Sometimes we need to have a single distribution package as an MSIX, which includes MSIX supported features along with MSI features that are no longer available (such as old drivers). Unlike MSI, MSIX doesn’t have sequences and doesn’t support custom actions — as we covered in our comprehensive 24 chapter […]
