Installing an Adobe AIR application to a specific directory in the Programs menu
The following example shows how you can install an Adobe AIR application into a specific directory in the Programs menu by setting the <programMenuFolder> node in the application’s XML installer file.
Full code after the jump.
To install an Adobe AIR application to a specific directory in the Programs menu, edit the following lines in the application’s XML file:
<!-- The subpath of the Programs menu to use. (Ignored on operating systems without a Programs menu.) Optional. --> <programMenuFolder>AIRExamples.com</programMenuFolder>
After the Adobe AIR application is installed, the application should be installed in the Start Menu under Programs > AIRExamples.com.
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Hi Peter, nice Blog… I wonder If you can help me with this topic… I want to know If there is any chance to put any other files in the Adobe Air specified directory (such a “Readme.txt” file, or a “Changelog.txt”)… Thanks you…
It may similar to this… Or not I’m not sure.
How would you install flash itself into a specific directory, such as a flash drive?