[casual_games] How to prepare Installer ?

[Lennard]

It's not necc..  I started using Inno a year ago and it's a great piece 
of free software.

Lennard Feddersen
CEO, Rusty Axe Games, Inc.
www.RustyAxe.com

Lennard at RustyAxe.com
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Hal Barwood wrote:

> With Inno, if it's open source, how do you go about the clumsy task of 

> publishing the code, if that's necessary?

>

> James C. Smith wrote:

>> I prefer InnoSetup.  It is fee, powerful, and easy to use.  You can 

>> use a GUI or integrate it into an automated build process.  I have 

>> used it for several big retail CD-ROM games.  It is what Reflexive 

>> uses for every game distributed though Reflexive.com and the Game 

>> Center Solution network.

>>

>>  

>>

>> Any time this discussion comes up other people mention Null Soft 

>> Install System (NSIS) which they say is also free, simple, and powerful.

>>

>>  

>>

>> I think either one is very good and it comes down to person preference.

>>

>>  

>>

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