I want to release an EXE workbook with an installetion, the thing is that I want my end user to deal with less options as possible in the “Bit version”…
You see, I undersend that in the Paquet Builder I need to Build two versions, one for Win 32 bit, and second for Win 64 bit, and the same in the Xls Padlock one for Excel 32 bit and the second for Excel 64 bit.
A simple calculation shows that I need to manage 4 versions of the EXE:
for WIN 32 and Excel 32
for WIN 32 and Excel 64
for WIN 64 and Excel 32
for WIN 64 and Excel 64
Do you have a good solution for this issue that the end user will not deal with his versions and get lets say, only one file ?
With Paquet Builder, it’s possible to package your two compiled workbook files (two EXE files) into a single one (the 32-bit version is enough if you don’t install to the usual Program Files folder).
We’ll publish an article soon and a sample project for Paquet Builder.
I’m far from being an expert in the"installetions field" but I think I want to install to the “Program files” folder because I want to hide all of the extra file’s that the Xls padlock create after saving (in all my projects I use “save changes automatically and load without prompt next time”) so the user will have only short cut icon on his decktop and that’s it.