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View the User's Guide to see how it works! (https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vRAVGjiJbSYUrOWB8jEzqG7hMwVbZqvCiAbVmOeL25hoEmN909H-BtGjEawmTMZLta5qHfhGydWDqQd/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=30000) | ||
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A full users manual is unavailable at this time (though it may be forthcoming soon), but for simple operation, | ||
The user's guide can be of great help in getting started, but for simple operation, simply | ||
drag your files from Windows explorer onto the file list in your sfxpp project. The files will show up there and, | ||
if you included a folder, you will be prompted as to whether you desire a live file system or a fixed one... | ||
meaning, do you want the directory to be re-examined when your project is built and any new files included? | ||
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PackageForTheWeb from InstallShield. | ||
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More complicated operations can be done with the integrated JavaScript-ish capability. You can write scripts | ||
that run during initialization, per file, and at successful completion. If you want to see what functions are available, | ||
you'll currently have to look in the code. | ||
that run during initialization, per file, and at successful completion. A brief overview of the functions availableis | ||
in the guide. | ||
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I'll be happy to answer any questions. | ||
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