InstallAware Branding Removal

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InstallAware Branding Removal

Post by skibbs »

Hello,

How can I remove the InstallAware branding on the title bars of the dialogs? I have removed all references within the dialogs, now I just need to clean up the title bar.

Thanks!
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Post by skibbs »

From what I have uncovered searching through the forums, it doesn't appear to be possible unless it was recently changed in 6.0, right?

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Post by binkle »

Hi,
I aggree with skibbs. We payed a lot of money for this software and it is not possible to remove this branding?

Br,

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Post by Gizm0 »

And what exactly is the problem for it appearing there?
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Post by jimo »

Exactly, I load a ton of software from major publishers that use that "Other" installer and they are all branded.
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Post by rtomsmith »

The problem? Simple - as a software publisher I want my products to be mine and to convey a professional experience. I don't want to advertise for the companies from which I purchased my development tools. The title bar on my main app window doesn't have "- Microsoft Visual Studio" appended to it, for example.

As a note to the IA Marketing group, you should be focusing more on targeting your market awareness efforts more effectively to developers, not the end users who run installers based on your technology.
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Post by bradak »

I agree with rtomsmith. It's my application, and the install should show my company name and product name. I don't want it to advertise InstallAware. I always hated that InstallShield made me do this. I was hoping that IA would be a little more flexible.
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