I make a winrar sfx package for a software.
If I double click it in 64bit system it will unzip to C:\Program Files (x86)\Beebeep\beebeep.exe,and the shortcut on the desktop point to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Beebeep\beebeep.exe".
But when I use WPP to do this.
I create a Custom Update,and put this sfx package in the EXE element by the /S paramenter.
The client computer successfully installed the update.But I found that the shortcut was in the C:\Program Files\Beebeep(32bit system),C:\Program Files (x86)\Beebeep(64bit system) with the beebeep.exe,DO NOT on the desktop.
Then I try to use the shortcut element which in the Custom Update Creator.
Target: %programfiles%\Beebeep\beebeep.exe
It just put "%programfiles%\Beebeep\beebeep.exe" in the shortcut on the desktop.Then the shortcut not working with 64bit system.
So how can I create the shortcut in the right way?
Path=Beebeep
SavePath
Shortcut=Shortcut=D, %ProgramFiles%\Beebeep\beebeep.exe, , BeeBEEP, BeeBEEP,
If I double click it in 32bit system it will unzip to C:\Program Files\Beebeep\beebeep.exe,and the shortcut on the desktop point to "C:\Program Files\Beebeep\beebeep.exe".If I double click it in 64bit system it will unzip to C:\Program Files (x86)\Beebeep\beebeep.exe,and the shortcut on the desktop point to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Beebeep\beebeep.exe".
But when I use WPP to do this.
I create a Custom Update,and put this sfx package in the EXE element by the /S paramenter.
The client computer successfully installed the update.But I found that the shortcut was in the C:\Program Files\Beebeep(32bit system),C:\Program Files (x86)\Beebeep(64bit system) with the beebeep.exe,DO NOT on the desktop.
Then I try to use the shortcut element which in the Custom Update Creator.
Target: %programfiles%\Beebeep\beebeep.exe
It just put "%programfiles%\Beebeep\beebeep.exe" in the shortcut on the desktop.Then the shortcut not working with 64bit system.
So how can I create the shortcut in the right way?