Yeah, sadly we totally missed this pattern of exe installers in the first
version of Burn.

On Thu, Aug 23, 2012 at 7:41 AM, jhennessey <jack.hennes...@hyland.com>wrote:

> I was wondering if anyone out there has had the unfortunate task of trying
> to
> bootstrap an InstallAnywhere package?
>
> I ask because apparently to uninstall these types of packages you need to
> launch an "uninstall.exe" file that gets installed by the setup executable.
> That being the case it appears burn won't be able to handle removal of
> these
> natively (because it knows nothing about the "uninstall.exe" and you can't
> tell it to launch an arbitrary executable).
>
> I really can't believe there is no way to launch an uninstall from the
> original install package (please let me know if I'm wrong here). Does
> anyone
> know a hack to get this to work or have any other advice on how to deal
> with
> InstallAnywhere?
>
>
>
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