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Originally posted by matty
Regardless if the PLSC has dlls or exes it is still allowed in the database. An exe installer is not allowed.
Before starting initializing the DLL in the script create the registry entries that are needed.
Yeah manually installing a script is not hard. Hence why you have the restart of the computer for the script to be started. I posted another method of restarting all scripts but since you are going to be using a PLSC you don't need to worry about that.
I tried this method on 4 different PC. Only 1 time i can see 100% success. So, for TLB and system files im using standard EXE installer BUT you give me a another way to do this.
I will create another project for this. A 1 small DLL and 2 script files. This DLL just send a SMS notification to users.
Like: Messenger Bot! Live Basic (Came with PLSC. Like 100 KB)
Messenger Bot! Live Ultimate (Came with EXE Installer. Like 5,5MB)
Thank you for your helps @Matty, BTW. Anyway. But i must say. There is many registry & TLB & system references on my dll/exe. This is really complex project. Restart may be required on some machines (specially on Windows XP)
I know i can do this with C++ or JScript language but this is clean & simple way. This is 2nd version. Many users reported our script have a register issues (on 1x version of course)/(DLL register). So, EXE/MSI installation acceptable solution for this.
So i will add this mini basic edition to Script Database and another (ultimate) to our website.
By the way, do not need to
restart computer for enable/activate/start script. When you install this tool, script will be automatically enabled immediately.(I hope i do not understand wrong because you say "restart computer after installation for activate script)
code:
For Script Installation:
1. Install Script
2. Close Messenger
3. Enable Script
4. Open Messenger
Thats it
P.S.: My english is not so good.
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