Convert compiled WiseScript (.exe) back to .wse
I have a compiled WiseScript (.exe) from an old .msi package that I want to reuse in a new .msi.
However, first I want to check it and (probably) make some small changes.
Is it possible to convert this file back to an editable .wse file?
If so, how?
Thanks
Roland
However, first I want to check it and (probably) make some small changes.
Is it possible to convert this file back to an editable .wse file?
If so, how?
Thanks
Roland
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Posted by:
nheim
16 years ago
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rpfenninger
16 years ago
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anonymous_9363
16 years ago
Posted by:
nheim
16 years ago
Hi folks,
don't know all formats of UE, but the collection is AFAIK the most impressive ever built.
VBScab, you are right, i think. Then we have to go a little bit to the underground to push it further... :-)
Try WiseDis.
Regards, Nick
don't know all formats of UE, but the collection is AFAIK the most impressive ever built.
VBScab, you are right, i think. Then we have to go a little bit to the underground to push it further... :-)
Try WiseDis.
Regards, Nick
Posted by:
neo2000
16 years ago
Great minds think alike..! [:)]
I am still looking for the same thing.. Opened a topic about it a bit earlier, got some suggestions, however, same results -> the contents of the MSI get extracted, but not the WSE file.. Link to my topic.. http://itninja.com/question/updates-not-finishing7&mpage=1&key=旻
In my case, it's files compiled to exe..
I am still looking for the same thing.. Opened a topic about it a bit earlier, got some suggestions, however, same results -> the contents of the MSI get extracted, but not the WSE file.. Link to my topic.. http://itninja.com/question/updates-not-finishing7&mpage=1&key=旻
In my case, it's files compiled to exe..
Posted by:
aogilmor
16 years ago
Posted by:
rpfenninger
16 years ago
Hi aogilmor
What do you mean by
Do you know a way to realize that? If so how? With the WiseDis tool?
Sometimes I just find it very comfortable and easy to add a WiseScript as a Custom Action (in this case edit an .ini entry depending on which user logging in).
I've found a tool called E_WISE but had no luck with that one either (saying unknown Wise Version).
Roland
What do you mean by
I've had better luck with later versions of Wise (v7) as far as their extracting/conversion..
Do you know a way to realize that? If so how? With the WiseDis tool?
Sometimes I just find it very comfortable and easy to add a WiseScript as a Custom Action (in this case edit an .ini entry depending on which user logging in).
I've found a tool called E_WISE but had no luck with that one either (saying unknown Wise Version).
Roland
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AngelD
16 years ago
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WayneB
16 years ago
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AngelD
16 years ago
Posted by:
rpfenninger
16 years ago
Thanks to everyone for the replies.
However, none of the suggestions worked (couldn't extract files as there are none, notepad only showed up hieroglyphics and so on).
So it was the best for me to recreate the script.
And this time, I'll keep the editable .wse script file for sure [8D]
Cheers
Roland
However, none of the suggestions worked (couldn't extract files as there are none, notepad only showed up hieroglyphics and so on).
So it was the best for me to recreate the script.
And this time, I'll keep the editable .wse script file for sure [8D]
Cheers
Roland
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