Error packaging setup.exe: cannot copy file
I m capturing on windows 7 with installshield version 2008
I was captuirng an exe it went fine..but at later stage it gave me error saying:
Error copying file C:\packages\ntuser.data.log1. do u want to continue..
i said yes and wen i tried to build it gave an error saying cannot compress files to data1.cab and wen i say no still it gaves me same error
I was captuirng an exe it went fine..but at later stage it gave me error saying:
Error copying file C:\packages\ntuser.data.log1. do u want to continue..
i said yes and wen i tried to build it gave an error saying cannot compress files to data1.cab and wen i say no still it gaves me same error
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Posted by:
naveen.packager
12 years ago
THe file is not copied to source path, you should copy the file to source path manually and then compile.
By saying NO the rest of the files will also be not copied, say yes and copy the file manually later.
By saying NO the rest of the files will also be not copied, say yes and copy the file manually later.
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
12 years ago
ntuser.data.logWhat really scares me is that there are companies paying money to people like this who clearly have no clue whatsoever about what they're being paid to do.
Why not go mad, sequencers, and look up what that file actually is, then see if you can work out why you can't capture it.
Posted by:
sequencers
12 years ago
But its a user data file how shld i copy dat file to the source path could you please elaborate on dat
Posted by:
naveen.packager
12 years ago
You should copy from the location where it is being installed.
Have you read VBScabs post.
I think you u may not need that in your package.
Have you read VBScabs post.
I think you u may not need that in your package.
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