How to prepare a installation software exe

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Hi,

I have developed an application in MFC, i am having few DLL,XML and few others file including my MFC application EXE now i want pack all this in to one EXE(I.E I mean to say to prepare as a installation software exe).So kindly can any one guide for this.
I will be thank full if this works.

Thanks in Advance.

Posted 28-Oct-12 23:44pm

Rocky_Bas

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Jochen Arndt · Answer 1 · 2012-10-29T00:10:00

Solution 1

This is usually done by an installer program.

My personal favorite among the free tools is Inno Setup[^].

Posted 29-Oct-12 0:10am

Jochen Arndt

Updated 29-Oct-12 0:16am

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Rocky_Bas 29-Oct-12 6:13am

Hi Jochen thanks for the immediate reply,but the link you have is not working/Opening.
Its showing some error.

Jochen Arndt 29-Oct-12 6:18am

Oops.
Fixed now.
I missed the last letter when copying the link from the input field of my browser.

Rocky_Bas 29-Oct-12 6:22am

Thanks you