ok fess up, who wrote the HpTuners 2.0 installer???
10-19-2005, 10:35 AM
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ok fess up, who wrote the HpTuners 2.0 installer??? no option to change the install path !?!?!?!?
come on fellows is that not standard practice for software developers?
come on fellows is that not standard practice for software developers?
10-19-2005, 11:13 AM
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Not all software asks you for an install path. Many of the software packages I work with do not allow such, and these are high end packages for industry. Only the lower end packages (or software that is not very critical to where it is installed) I see give you the choice of an install path.
10-19-2005, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Flame Throwing SS
Not all software asks you for an install path. Many of the software packages I work with do not allow such, and these are high end packages for industry. Only the lower end packages (or software that is not very critical to where it is installed) I see give you the choice of an install path.
I do this for a living. A writer should always give that option, as some poeple install to different drives.I don't have HPT yet, do they use Installshield (which sucks), Wise, or another installer?
10-19-2005, 11:55 AM
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Originally Posted by ROCNDAV
Then those high end packages have bad package writers I do this for a living. A writer should always give that option, as some poeple install to different drives.
I don't have HPT yet, do they use Installshield (which sucks), Wise, or another installer?
I do this for a living. A writer should always give that option, as some poeple install to different drives.I don't have HPT yet, do they use Installshield (which sucks), Wise, or another installer?
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10-19-2005, 11:59 AM
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just an FYI.. this topic would be more helpful if it was posted on our forum in the feedback/requests section.
If you have feedback and/or requests and do not let us know, how are we to implement them?
- Keith, HP Tuners
If you have feedback and/or requests and do not let us know, how are we to implement them?
- Keith, HP Tuners
10-19-2005, 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted by ROCNDAV
Then those high end packages have bad package writers I do this for a living. A writer should always give that option, as some poeple install to different drives.
I don't have HPT yet, do they use Installshield (which sucks), Wise, or another installer?
I do this for a living. A writer should always give that option, as some poeple install to different drives.I don't have HPT yet, do they use Installshield (which sucks), Wise, or another installer?
10-19-2005, 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by kp
not as bad as having to install this MS framework junk. Especially on my non-networked/non internet win98 laptop that I have to somehow figure out how to upgrade to IE6 since this framework thing wont install with IE5 
I need to hack someone's wireless connection. 
10-19-2005, 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted by kp
not as bad as having to install this MS framework junk. Especially on my non-networked/non internet win98 laptop that I have to somehow figure out how to upgrade to IE6 since this framework thing wont install with IE5
10-19-2005, 01:07 PM
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http://www.hptuners.com/forum/YaBB.p...num=1129742513
Customizable install path is in 2.0.17 per Keith's response... which brings up a good point... if there are any changes/requests you have be sure to post them up on the HPTuners board.... they use that information to determine what goes into future releases (amongst other things)
Customizable install path is in 2.0.17 per Keith's response... which brings up a good point... if there are any changes/requests you have be sure to post them up on the HPTuners board.... they use that information to determine what goes into future releases (amongst other things)
10-19-2005, 01:59 PM
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just go get a program called registry mechanic by iolo systems..
hey have a software relocator thingy that will reocate teh whole directory and all of its files and registry keys and shortcuts and everything...
did it to mine...no problems here
its a solution until 2.0.17 is released
hey have a software relocator thingy that will reocate teh whole directory and all of its files and registry keys and shortcuts and everything...
did it to mine...no problems here
its a solution until 2.0.17 is released