Wyatt O'Day (Wyatt) has made 7817 posts.
Are you using the TurboActivate C# bindings?
Post on May 29, 2012You can call the TurboActivate function Deactivate() in your installer. Or you can create a small ap…
How is your batch files checking if you're activated? Are you using a java console program and then …
No, but you can use the "ReadyToBeInstalled" event or the ClosingForInstall property of the Automati…
I'm not really sure what you're trying to accomplish. Can you step back and speak about the grand ov…
Post on May 25, 2012Right now I've managed to override update location like this on application startup:automaticUpdater…
Ok, then create a shortcut to wyUpdate.exe and have the user click that when they want to update you…
Post on May 28, 2012Yes, if you have a program to run wyUpdate, you can run it silently. Otherwise you need to user to r…
Post on May 25, 2012Yes, create a shortcut to wyUpdate.exe somewhere and have your users double click that.
Post on May 25, 2012You don't include wyBuild with your app (that's the program that builds the updates). You do include…
Post on May 25, 2012Well, that's what wyUpdate.exe does. So double click that program. It will check for updates, and if…
Hey Kay, Per-system activation was added in TurboActivate 3.0 (nearly a year ago). When you're us…
There might be a bug in the Windows version when the activation request is generated when the intern…
Post on May 25, 2012I'll look into this. How are you testing the "disconnected" Windows computer? Are you right clicking…
would be nice if we rebuild the update that if the version exists tell us that its not going to writ…
This shouldn't happen. Are you just renaming the files in wyBuild (that is, the files are reference …
As a newbie to programming you picked about the hardest thing to do. The Package Maker installer is …
Well, it depends on that *.wyu file. Sometimes there are full files in there. Sometimes there are ju…
In wyBuild 2.7.x (probably 2.7.0) we're adding a "what's changed" link when you build your updates. …