Cannot Import dll:C:\TEMP\is-SL00G.tmp\IssProc.dll.
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I tried changing the script to delay load your dll but it stll fails during the installation.
On Win98/2000/WinXP anything goes fine.
I wonder it might be smth with manifests, etc.

bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOff

It seems that a lot of the execiutable packers are incompatible with DEP

During install in english we can see on the main form ‘Setup - My Program’ and in french ‘Installation - My program’ … great !

But during uninstall in english we can see on the main form ‘Setup’ and in french ’setup’

It should be great during uninstall to see in english ‘Setup - My Program’ and in french ‘Désinstallation - My Program’ like in inno setup !

I do not really understand how to add a second language in the code (french and english). Could you give me an example please ?

I’ve translated the IssProcLanguage.ini file in french. If you want this one email me please

Thanks for all

Neo

For your translation: in the file IssProcLanguage.ini file create a section called [fr] (used on install ) and [fru] (unsinstall) and add your translated variables just like those in english, something like this (you can copy the below code and translate):

;***** [French language] Install ****
[fr]
; *** Labels ***
TopBoldLabel=Files in use
TopSubLabel=Some files that needed to be updated are currently in use.
MoreInfoLabel=The following applications are using files that need to be updated by this setup. Close these applications and then click Retry to continue the installation or Cancel to exit it.
;*** Buttons ***
CancelButton=&Cancel
IgnoreButton=&Ignore
RetryButton=&Retry

;**[French language] Uninstall ***********
[fru]
; *** Labels ***
TopBoldLabel=Files in use
TopSubLabel=Some files that needed to be removed are currently in use.
MoreInfoLabel=The following applications are using files that need to be removed by this setup. Close these applications and then click Retry to continue uninstalling or Cancel to exit it.
;*** Buttons ***
CancelButton=&Cancel
IgnoreButton=&Ignore
RetryButton=&Retry

After you add (and translate) the above sections use “fr” and “fru” for language param of IssProc function like this:

nCode:=IssFindModule(hWnd,sModuleName,’fr’,false,true);

and on uninstall like this:

nCode:=IssFindModule(hWnd,sModuleName,’fru’,false,true);

Please send you translation file at: razvar .at. gmail .dot. com and I will reply you with the working/modified french one.

Thanks

Yes working great with : nCode:=IssFindModule(hWnd,sModuleName,’fr’,false,true);

and : nCode:=IssFindModule(hWnd,sModuleName,’fru’,false,true);

But in fact I use innosetup in multi language in my case the users select english or french during the first screen !

And right now I just can use IssProc in english or french but not the both.

I hope you understand what I mean !

Neo

 You must modify your script and put additional checks: If the user has selected the english language then use IssProg with ‘en’ value on the language param. If it selects french then use IssProc with ‘fr’ and so on…You must have some experience with inno script (delphi/pascal) to make that work.

 I can help you out with that too, but right now time is not on my side. Send me your script (attach the language file as well) and I shall modify it for you one more time

Raz

Is it possible to get the name and icon of the file-in-use from the app’s main window, instead of getting it from the FileVersion info? This is what Task Manager does for the "Applications" tab, as it is generally more useful/correct than just the FileVersion info.

The exact problem I’m having is this: when the file-in-use is a Java app, IssProc will display something like "Java (TM) 2 Platform Standard Edition binary (javaw.exe)" with the ugly default icon. Of course, most users have no idea what that is!

I think that getting the icon and name from the FileVersion info is a good backup strategy for processes that don’t have any windows.

Thanks for a nice utility!

Daniel