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Repackaging Legacy Installations Using the Repackaging Wizard Repackaging Legacy Installations Using the Repackaging WizardAdminStudio 2014 RepackagerOne frequently used method of creating a Repackager project is to repackage a legacy setup. Fundamentally, this involves monitoring the execution of a non-Windows Installer setup and converting changes made by the setup into a Windows Installer file.Repackager provides the for accomplishing this task. Using this Wizard, you can select the repackaging method (either Snapshot or Installation Monitoring), specify the setup(s) you want to repackage, and run the setup(s). When the Repackaging Wizard has finished its analysis, Repackager automatically creates a Repackager project (.irp) file, which can be modified in Repackager. You can then convert this file to an InstallShield Editor project (.ism) for further editing, or convert it directly to a Windows Installer package (.msi).For InstallShield Editor or DevStudio 9.x InstallScript installations, you can choose to use the instead of the Snapshot or Installation Monitoring methods.Caution: It is highly recommended that you repackage applications on a “clean” system.

See for more information.When using the Repackaging Wizard to repackage a legacy setup, you can use any of the following methods:Repackaging MethodsRepackaging MethodDescriptionInstallation Monitoring MethodRepackager monitors system changes as an application is installed, and that data can be converted into a Windows Installer package. Installation Monitoring is the default method.See.Edition: The Installation Monitoring Method is included with AdminStudio Standard, Professional, and Enterprise Editions.Snapshot MethodRepackager compares a system snapshot before and after an installation, determines the changes that were made, and that data can be converted to a Windows Installer package. This is the default method.See.InstallShield Professional Logging MethodRepackager reads logged output of InstallShield Editor and DevStudio 9.

X InstallScript installations, allowing you to get additional information that would not be captured by standard repackaging.See.Using InstallScript ScanYou can use the Repackaging Wizard and InstallScript Scan to convert an InstallScript MSI installation to a Basic MSI package with InstallScript support. InstallScript Scan preserves the original components and much of the InstallScript installation logic, architecture, and maintainability of the original installation package.SeeAdminStudio 2014 Help Library July 24, 2014.