Nvn Installer

There are some programs which make use of system files or registry entries just so you don’t run into any problems during runtime. For this to properly work out, installation packages properly deploy all necessary files. In this regard, Nvn Installer comes with the means to help you create setup packages for your projects.

Building an installer is not an easy task, but the application manages to come with an intuitive design to help even inexperienced individuals quickly get the hang of things. A side panel enlists all sections you go through, such as product information, components, file association, registries, properties, launch conditions, environment variables, custom actions, build scheduler, and a few more.

Product information mainly relies on what you see inside the steps of the installer, such as code, package ID, product name, title, author, version, or manufacturer. Different languages can be used, as well as one of several interface types, banner images, or dialog pictures.

You later move on to selecting the files you get to deploy by the end of the installation. This is simply done by selecting items from a list, which can also be system folders and shortcuts. In case your project relies on particular file types, custom associations can be created for one or more files.

Registry entries can easily be tweaked in order to properly deliver new entries. The properties panel can keep you a little busy, with functions for component location, configuration, date and time, hardware components, system folders, user information, and more. The package is quickly build, and you can choose to test it out in the end, with a log displaying all errors, if any.

Bottom line is that setup packages are extremely helpful to properly install complex programs which would otherwise require a lot of effort. Nvn Installer is a reliable packager for your new projects, which includes mostly anything you need, from installer interface type and details, to component dependencies and registry entries.