Create installation packages using the Setup Factory installation package creation tool.
To create an installation package using Setup Factory, you can follow these steps:
- Download and install the Setup Factory software, which can be obtained from its official website.
- Open the Setup Factory software and choose to create a new project.
- In the new project window, you can choose to create a new installer or use an existing template. Select the option that best suits your needs.
- In the project settings, you can define the name, version number, target operating system, and more for the installation package.
- On the “Files” tab, you can add the files that need to be packed. These can be application files, library files, configuration files, and so on.
- On the “Target System” tab, you can choose the target installation location for the package and the location for creating shortcuts.
- You can add necessary preconditions, such as .NET Framework or other dependencies, in the “Preinstallation conditions” tab.
- On the “Installation Order” tab, you can arrange the installation and execution order of files.
- In the “Interface” tab, you can choose the interface style displayed during the installation process and customize the content of the interface.
- On the “Compile” tab, you can choose the output folder and file name for the installation package.
- Finally, click on the “compile” button to generate the installation package. You can choose to generate either an EXE file or an MSI file.
- After generating the installation package, you can execute it for installation testing to make sure everything is working properly.
The above are the basic steps for creating an installation package using Setup Factory. You can customize settings and operations as needed to meet specific requirements.