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| 1 | 728 | mdecorde | ; viewhtml.nsi |
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| 2 | 728 | mdecorde | ; |
| 3 | 728 | mdecorde | ; This script creates a silent installer which extracts one (or more) HTML |
| 4 | 728 | mdecorde | ; files to a temporary directory, opens Internet Explorer to view the file(s), |
| 5 | 728 | mdecorde | ; and when Internet Explorer has quit, deletes the file(s). |
| 6 | 728 | mdecorde | |
| 7 | 728 | mdecorde | ;-------------------------------- |
| 8 | 728 | mdecorde | |
| 9 | 728 | mdecorde | ; The name of the installer (not really used in a silent install) |
| 10 | 728 | mdecorde | Name "ViewHTML" |
| 11 | 728 | mdecorde | |
| 12 | 728 | mdecorde | ; Set to silent mode |
| 13 | 728 | mdecorde | SilentInstall silent |
| 14 | 728 | mdecorde | |
| 15 | 728 | mdecorde | ; The file to write |
| 16 | 728 | mdecorde | OutFile "viewhtml.exe" |
| 17 | 728 | mdecorde | |
| 18 | 728 | mdecorde | ; Request application privileges for Windows Vista |
| 19 | 728 | mdecorde | RequestExecutionLevel user |
| 20 | 728 | mdecorde | |
| 21 | 728 | mdecorde | ;-------------------------------- |
| 22 | 728 | mdecorde | |
| 23 | 728 | mdecorde | ; The stuff to install |
| 24 | 728 | mdecorde | Section "" |
| 25 | 728 | mdecorde | |
| 26 | 728 | mdecorde | ; Get a temporary filename (in the Windows Temp directory) |
| 27 | 728 | mdecorde | GetTempFileName $R0 |
| 28 | 728 | mdecorde | |
| 29 | 728 | mdecorde | ; Extract file |
| 30 | 728 | mdecorde | ; Lets skip this one, it's not built to be showin in IE |
| 31 | 728 | mdecorde | ; File /oname=$R0 "..\Menu\compiler.html" |
| 32 | 728 | mdecorde | ; and write our own! :) |
| 33 | 728 | mdecorde | FileOpen $0 $R0 "w" |
| 34 | 728 | mdecorde | FileWrite $0 "<HTML><BODY><H1>HTML page for viewhtml.nsi</H1></BODY></HTML>" |
| 35 | 728 | mdecorde | FileClose $0 |
| 36 | 728 | mdecorde | |
| 37 | 728 | mdecorde | ; View file |
| 38 | 728 | mdecorde | ExecWait '"$PROGRAMFILES\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" "$R0"' |
| 39 | 728 | mdecorde | |
| 40 | 728 | mdecorde | ; Note: another way of doing this would be to use ExecShell, but then you |
| 41 | 728 | mdecorde | ; really couldn't get away with deleting the files. Here is the ExecShell |
| 42 | 728 | mdecorde | ; line that you would want to use: |
| 43 | 728 | mdecorde | ; |
| 44 | 728 | mdecorde | ; ExecShell "open" '"$R0"' |
| 45 | 728 | mdecorde | ; |
| 46 | 728 | mdecorde | ; The advantage of this way is that it would use the default browser to |
| 47 | 728 | mdecorde | ; open the HTML. |
| 48 | 728 | mdecorde | ; |
| 49 | 728 | mdecorde | |
| 50 | 728 | mdecorde | ; Delete the files (on reboot if file is in use) |
| 51 | 728 | mdecorde | Delete /REBOOTOK $R0 |
| 52 | 728 | mdecorde | |
| 53 | 728 | mdecorde | SectionEnd |