[SOLVED] x64 setup exe

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SIMNIX
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Hi,

I have converted my application in Visual Studio 2019 Community to 64 bit (x64), however when I create the setup file it defaults to 32 bit (x86). How do I tell InstallForge the file is a 64 bit application. ;)

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Soner
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Hello,

you can use the <ProgramFilesX64> path constant to make your application being installed to your desired location.
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martinet101
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Just write "<ProgramFiles>\..\Program Files\<CompanyName>\<AppName>"
This will search the "Program Files (x86)" folder, will go up one folder (\..) and will search the "Program Files" folder.
pc8181
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Soner wrote: 10 May 2020, 00:01 Hello,

you can use the <ProgramFilesX64> path constant to make your application being installed to your desired location.

Hi ... i am newbie in InstallForge (installed today)

i m used this way

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<ProgramFilesX64>\MyCompamy\MyApp.exe
but it's not work, this same string is available in folder selection
<ProgramFilesX64>\MyCompamy\MyApp.exe
but required

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   c:\program files\MyCompamy\MyApp.exe
how can change ?
martinet101
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It's what I Said in the 3rd post: Just use

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<ProgramFiles>\..\Program Files\your_company\your_app
It is working for me on the last version of the program.
pc8181
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here is screenshot

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Last edited by pc8181 on 12 Jul 2020, 14:00, edited 1 time in total.
net800
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Use
C:\Program Files\<CompanyName>\<AppName>\

Do not use < > as <Program Files>
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