Rather than creating directories in the installer, I have found that it is
more convenient to create any needed directory within the LV program when it
tries to write to any paths that don't exist. I have a generic VI (Build
Directory Path.vi) that I use whenever I write to a file. It automatical
Create a dummy file such as "Readme.txt" in the directories that you want to create.
Open the app builder and go to the support files tab click on "Add Support Files" and
select the dummy files that you created. Then these files will be part of the
installation and will be placed in the neede
Hi Dan,
Or you could create a batch file that will create the directories you
want, include it in your installation and then tell the installation to
run it.
Tim
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One option would be to create a small VI that would create the
directories for you, build this into an executable and include it with
your distribution.
Then in the App builder dialog, on the Installer Settings tab, hit the
Advanced button, check the Run Executable after installation box and
enter
