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Windows Side by Side Manifest
 
InnoScript 10.2 has introduced Windows Side by Side manifest creation and ocx/dll deployment for WinSxS. This is handy if you want to deploy COM dll and ocx files and do not want to register them to help keep the integity on the installed system. The purpose of Side by Side manifest is to be able to deploy different version of a ocx/dll and not have to go thru dll hell. Example: Let's say you have three different applications that share common dll'. You update one application and had to change the common dll and need to deploy your application without disturbing any other application you have installed on a users computer. You can deploy the dll and have your application load it and not use the older version of your custom dll. In this way you do not need to immediately update your other two applications to keep them from breaking. All you have to do is to mark the dll/ocx file in InnoScript and select to deploy a Side by Side manifest and InnoScript will take care of the rest and your application can run without the dll/ocx being registered.
Language Support   
 
If you would like to help in the  InnoScript language support, Download the Language Pack and make your conversion then email the converted file to use at languagepack at randem.com. You can have InnoScript shown in your language no matter what language that is! Create a language file then drop it in the languages folder (\Program Files\Randem Systems\InnoScript\Release\Languages\) That's all to it!!!

    You can create your language file with a regular text editor such as Notepad, how simple is that! Just use the English language file as a template then save it to your language name with your changes. If you have a unicode language make sure you change the font in your Notepad to Arial Unicode MS and the Script (on the same screen) to the supported region for your language. Save the File then copy it to the appropiate folder for the language files and your language will instantly be available the next time you start InnoScript.