PureBasic 3.93 for Windows released

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Post by RJP Computing »

Nope don't worry PureBasic doesn't use InstallShield.

They use INNO Setup and it is a great free package. You can tell if you open 'Regedit' and browse over to here

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HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\PureBasic_is1
*EDIT*
Fred beat me to it. :lol:
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Thank you for all of your hard work, Fred. :D
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Post by IceSoft »

3.93 is an important bugfix version.

Thanks to Fred. And thanks to all testers too!
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Post by dige »

Fred, thank you very much for your good hard work!

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Post by BinoX »

Thanks for your hard work Fred.

Another great release :D

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Link for manual updates

Post by Armoured »

Hi
Thanks for your work Fred. Can you say to me the link for the updates released after the main compiler?
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Post by Henrik »

http://www.purebasic.com/download.php3
[->] Purebasic user account

Or use SmartUpdate.exe in your ..\PureBasic\ directory.
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Re: Link for manual updates

Post by gnozal »

Armoured wrote:Hi
Thanks for your work Fred. Can you say to me the link for the updates released after the main compiler?
I hope it's still http://www.purebasic.com/update because the updater don't work for me.
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Post by Skipsy »

Hi Fred,

I can't access to the download page. It asks for my PureBasic login,
I have tried with my forum account, my EMail (the one you sent to me
when I paied). In both cases it says "Account unkonwn".

Any idea ?

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Skipsy wrote:I can't access to the download page. It asks for my PureBasic login,
I have tried with my forum account, my EMail (the one you sent to me
when I paied). In both cases it says "Account unkonwn".
Email support@purebasic.com rather than waiting for someone to come across the posting here. The correct login is the email address that you used to buy purebasic. Perhaps you have forgotten the password?
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Thanks for this great release!
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Post by Num3 »

Why not use 7Zip with an install script!?

I had this directory RAR'ed and size was 3.8Gb, with 7Zip it crammed it to 1.9Gb!!!!
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Post by Num3 »

<< User area request >>

Would it be possible to add the file size in front of the download link?
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Post by Fred »

Good idea for the size I will investigate. About the 7Zip stuff, AFAIK Innosetup uses the same algo for compressing so you won't save anything..
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Post by Gansta93 »

Fred, why don't you use NSIS for the PureBasic setup?
Good compression, a lot of functions, possible to build multi-languages installations... and it is OpenSources.
I know to build installations you must write scripts, but there are programes which can do that for you and you add what you want after.
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