created the topic: Installer VISE for Windows F.A.Q:How do I create an Active Web Installer?
The first step is to create a Build Target.
* From the Archive menu, select Build Targets.
* In the Build Targets dialog click Add.
* In the Add Build Target dialog, type in a name for the build target, like Web Installer and click OK.
* In the Build Targets dialog click Edit for the newly created build target.
* In the Edit Build Target use the Target popmenu to select ‘Web Installer’. You can also use this dialog to specify a destination path and installer name for the web build target.
The second step is to create file groups.
* From the Internet menu, select File Groups.
* In the File Group List dialog click New.
* In the Edit Group name dialog, type in a group name and a file name for the group file.
* Repeat the process for however many file groups you want.
The third step is to create download sites for your web installer.
* Choose Download Sites from the Internet menu.
* Click the New button on the Download Site List dialog.
* In the Edit Internet Site dialog enter a Name, a Server Address, an Initial directory and click the OK button.
The fourth step is to choose the build target in the project window.
* Locate the build target popmenu, which is below the standard toolbar and above the Support Package on the left hand side of the project window.
* Use the popmenu to select your web installer build target.
The fifth step is to assign your files to the correct file groups.
* Select your first file in your archive and then double click on the file.
* In the File Properties dialog, select the ‘Advanced’ tab.
* Use the File Groups popmenu to select the correct file group for your file.
* Repeat the process for all your files.
The last step is to build your installer and place all files up on your Internet server.
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