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11-20-2010, 02:20 AM
I have downloaded setubbuilder and installed on a new computer. When I
compile I am getting
this message.

: error GEN1017: Compression library error code: -200. Cannot open and
compress file C:\Program Files\Lindersoft\SetupBuilder 6
Developer\Images\sbInstall.bmp

Setupbuilder seems to be under program files (x86). Not program files.


Have I installed it improperly.

Thanks
Gary

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11-20-2010, 02:21 AM
32bit apps will be installed in the "program files (x86)" folder and 64bit
apps will be installed in Program Files when its a 64bit OS.

I would go into your script, General Information section, call up the window
for the General Information section, scroll across to the Installer Style
tab and reselect the bmps again as I suspect you have a script built on a
win 32 OS and copied to your 64bit OS, so those links will need updating and
possibly elsewhere depending on what else you do in your script.

Richard Rose

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11-21-2010, 02:51 AM
Gary,

> I have downloaded setubbuilder and installed on a new computer. When I
> compile I am getting this message.
>
> : error GEN1017: Compression library error code: -200. Cannot open and
> compress file C:\Program Files\Lindersoft\SetupBuilder 6
> Developer\Images\sbInstall.bmp
>
> Setupbuilder seems to be under program files (x86). Not program files.
>
>
> Have I installed it improperly.

You have installed it properly. But you have a problem in your project.

I think you have hard-coded a path and this path (or the file) does not
exist any longer:

C:\Program Files\Lindersoft\SetupBuilder 6 Developer\Images\sbInstall.bmp

This points to a bitmap in a "SetupBuilder 6 Developer" folder. If you have
defined the above sbInstall.bmp in "General Information" -> "Installer
Style" then I would suggest to change it to:

[SB]\Images\sbInstall.bmp

Does this help?

Friedrich

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11-21-2010, 02:52 AM
Thank You

Gary Hoffman