Script Packager 2015 add support/com files missing

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SRAndrews
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Script Packager 2015 add support/com files missing

Post by SRAndrews »

PrimalScript, 2015 and 7.1.74.0:
64 bit version of product:
Operating system:
64 bit OS:

I just upgraded from PrimalScript 2011 to 2015. I am trying to package a script and can't find the area to add support and com files. Looking in the manual it says right there:

"PrimalScript contains the Script Packager™, which can package single or multiple scripts, supporting files, and COM components into a single, standalone executable file (.exe). "

So where did that part of the packager go?

Thanks,

Sean
DevinL
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Re: Script Packager 2015 add support/com files missing

Post by DevinL »

There is a post from October that hopefully answers this for you:

viewtopic.php?f=11&t=9334&p=50522#p50524

In short, it's no longer considered best practice to package these files with the exe but instead to do it with the MSI installer.
DevinL
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
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