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Hi,I'm new to using a forum so please bare with me. I came here to inquire about the tarma installer and found where some comments have been made about it, but I don't see anywhere that it explained if it's a necessary file or not, and what it does. I didn't install it myself, but what if one of the programs or files I downloaded needs it, how will I know?

In my case I bet I don't need it since it was installed about a dozen times and it happened on the same day I was downloading a bunch of free fonts and icons. But, how can we know if a file like this is needed or not? Is there a way other than trial and error?THanks!Roberta.

Installer optionsThe Installer options page contains various options that control the behavior of the installer. They are used when you build an on the page. Attributes and optionsThe following attributes and options are available on the Installer options page. AttributeDescriptionInstallation levelSelect the desired installation level for your product from the drop-down list. See the section below for an explanation of the available options.Reboot policySelect the desired reboot policy from the drop-down list. The following choices are available: Reboot policyDescriptionNever rebootNever reboot after installation. Any reboot requests, for example for delayed file copying, are ignored.Reboot if requiredReboot the system if required, for example because one or more in-use files were encountered that must be replaced by delayed file copying.Always rebootAlways schedule a reboot.If a reboot is scheduled, then during interactive installs (only) the user is prompted at the end of the installation and may still suppress the reboot.

During silent installs, the reboot is not performed but is marked as 12.Process checkSelect the desired running process check option from the drop-down list. The following choices are available: Process checkDescriptionDon't checkDon't perform any running process checks.Advisory checkCheck that the processes listed under Processes are not running. If they are, warn the user but allow the installation to continue anyway. This may lead to problems with in-use files during installation or removal.Blocking checkCheck that the processes listed under Processes are not running. If they are, then block the installation until the processes are no longer running, or the user cancels the installation.ProcessesEnter the list of process names to check for, separated by semicolons (';'). You must specify the file name and extension of the process, but not its path. Example: tin.exe;notepad.exeUse RestartManagerfor process checkCheck this box to use Windows RestartManager to check and close running processes that hold files that must be replaced by the installer; clear the box to omit the use of RestartManager.RestartManager is only available on Windows Vista and later.

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Its use may incur extra runtime overhead, because the installer must check ahead of time which files will be replaced during the session. Without RestartManager, the file replacement check is only done when a file is ready for installation, and the check time then is typically insignificant compared to the extraction and installation of the file.Allow Cancelduring installCheck this box to allow the user to cancel the installation once it has started; clear the box to prevent cancellation. (It is always possible to cancel the Setup wizard before the installation proper has started.)This option sets or resets the variable. This variable is used in the default Setup dialog sequence; you can also use it for your own purposes.Warning: If you modify the default installer dialogs, then this option may no longer work as intended.Suppress in-usewarningsCheck this box to suppress any warnings about in-use files during installation; clear it to warn the user if in-use files are encountered.

In the latter case, the user has the opportunity to close any other applications in an attempt to make the files available for replacement.If the problem cannot be cleared up, or if the warnings are suppressed, the in-use files will be prepared for delayed (post-boot) copying and a reboot will be scheduled.Register DLLs asregsvr32.exeCheck this box to make the installer's DLL and typelib registration process look like regsvr32.exe; clear the box to use InstallMate's own name. This option usually improves compatibility during the DLL registration process, but occasionally AV tools interfere with regsvr32.exe and clearing this option might prevent that.Advanced.Click this button to open the and dialog boxes that allow you to specify further installer options.Uninstaller typeSelect the desired uninstaller registration option from the drop-down list. The following choices are available: UninstallerDescriptionDon't registerDon't register the uninstaller. This is NOT recommended, because it makes it difficult for the user to remove your product.Hidden uninstallerRegister only a hidden uninstaller, using the QuietUninstallString. The uninstaller will not appear in the Windows Add/Remove Programs control panel, but can still be uninstalled during an upgrade or as part of an.Normal uninstallerRegister both a normal and a hidden uninstaller through UninstallString and QuietUninstallString.

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The uninstaller will appear in the Windows Add/Remove Programs control panel, but can also be automatically uninstalled during an upgrade or as part of an.This is the recommended option for most products, including add-on installers.Update uninstallerRegister both normal and hidden uninstallers, but mark the program as an Update in the Add/Remove Programs control panel. The effect of this depends on the Windows version:. On Windows Vista and later, the uninstaller is shown if you click the View installed updates link in the Programs and Features control panel. It is not visible in the standard panel. On Windows XP (SP2 and later), the uninstaller is only visible if the Show updates box is checked in the Add/Remove Programs control panel. It is then shown as a child of the main product.

On all earlier Windows versions, the uninstaller is shown normally.The option is ignored if the current installer is not marked Add-on for product on the project page. In that case, the option behaves as Normal uninstaller.Include Change/Modify optionCheck this box to register a Change or Modify option (the term used depends on the Windows version) for the product in the Windows Add/Remove Programs control panel; clear it to register only a Remove option. This option is subject to the Uninstaller option and not available if you choose not to register an uninstaller at all.Register as 32-bituninstallerCheck this box to register the uninstaller under the on 64-bit Windows systems; clear it to register under the on those systems, which is the default and recommended option.Note 1: The use of the option is not recommended. It is provided only for backward compatibility with obsolete 32-bit software and its use violates.Note 2: This option is ignored if you build a pure by setting Installer type: x64 Windows only in the of your installer package. In that case, the uninstaller is always registered under the.Note 3: On 32-bit Windows systems the uninstaller is registered as 32-bit by definition.Display nameEnter the display name for the uninstaller, i.e., the name under which your product will be listed in the Windows Add/Remove Programs control panel.Uninstaller iconSelect the desired uninstaller icon option from the drop-down list. This icon is used when your product is registered for the Add/Remove Programs control panel. The following choices are available: Uninstaller iconDescriptionSame as packageUse the same icon as was specified for the through its Custom icon setting, or the default icon if no custom icon was specified there.Custom iconUse a custom icon for the uninstaller registration, separate from the installation package's own icon.

If you select this option, you must specify the custom icon in the Custom icon path field below.Custom icon pathEnter the path to the icon file that must be used when your product is registered for the Add/Remove Programs control panel. You can select the desired icon file by clicking on.