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Split PE Files into Separate Components

Description: This script will split PE files into separate components, as per Windows Installer Best Practices. Usage CScript.exe {Script} {MSI} Script 'set up log file Dim fso : Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Const ForReading = 1 Const ForWriting = 2...

January 4, 2013

MSI (Windows Installer) Scripts

Merge Multiple Windows Installer Transforms

Description: This script will merge multiple Windows Installer transforms into one single transform. Usage: CScript.exe {Script} {MSI} {Transform 1} {Transform 2} {Transform x..} (or if transform ordering is not important, drag an MSI and multiple MSTs onto the VBS file)...

January 4, 2013

Tutorials: VBScript for Windows Installer

Finding 64-bit components in an MSI database

This blog entry provides an example of finding 64-bit components in an MSI database using VBScript. It follows on from the previous blog post which provided a tutorial on editing MSI files in the windows installer cache using VBScript. It...

December 8, 2012

Tutorials: VBScript for Windows Installer

Editing MSI files in the Windows Installer cache

This blog entry provides an example of editing MSI files in the windows installer cache using VBScript. It follows on from the previous blog post which provided a tutorial on writing to the windows installer log file from a custom...

December 8, 2012

Tutorials: VBScript for Windows Installer

Writing to the Windows Installer log file from a Custom Action

This blog entry provides an example of writing to the windows installer log file from a custom action using VBScript. It follows on from the previous blog post which provided a tutorial on using SQL inside an MSI database custom...

December 8, 2012

Tutorials: VBScript for Windows Installer

Using SQL inside an MSI database custom action

This blog entry provides an example of using SQL inside an MSI database custom action with VBScript. It follows on from the previous blog post which provided a tutorial on generating transforms for an MSI database using VBScript. It forms...

December 8, 2012

Tutorials: VBScript for Windows Installer

Generating MST transforms for an MSI database

This blog entry provides an example of generating MST transforms for an MSI database using VBScript. It follows on from the previous blog post which provided a tutorial on applying transforms to an MSI database using VBScript. It forms part...

December 8, 2012

Tutorials: VBScript for Windows Installer

Applying MST transforms to an MSI database

This blog entry provides an example of applying MST transforms to an MSI database using VBScript. It follows on from the previous blog post which provided a tutorial on using inner joins when reading from an MSI database using VBScript....

December 8, 2012

Tutorials: VBScript for Windows Installer

Using inner joins to read from an MSI database

This blog entry provides an example of using inner joins to read from an MSI database using VBScript. It follows on from the previous blog post which provided a tutorial on handling tables that don’t exist in an MSI database...

December 8, 2012

Tutorials: VBScript for Windows Installer

Inserting a registry value in an MSI database (Modify method)

This blog entry provides an example of inserting a registry value in an MSI database using the Modify method and VBScript. It follows on from the previous blog post which provided a tutorial on deleting a registry value from an...

December 8, 2012

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Category: MSI Application Packaging

Split PE Files into Separate Components

Merge Multiple Windows Installer Transforms

Finding 64-bit components in an MSI database

Editing MSI files in the Windows Installer cache

Writing to the Windows Installer log file from a Custom Action

Using SQL inside an MSI database custom action

Generating MST transforms for an MSI database

Applying MST transforms to an MSI database

Using inner joins to read from an MSI database

Inserting a registry value in an MSI database (Modify method)

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