Use installshield to create setup file from mvc web service

I need help from gurus :)
I have an mvc web service and I need to create a setup package with installshield but I don't know how to do it.
I want create setup to install at another machine (under IIS)
Can someone help me please?
Thanks in advance.

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but problem is that I got only INDD file and for some reason the newly create INND file has a name undifined_1.indd (I found that this is a file name that script foud from INX file ?!?) LInks file is empty.
Is it possible that he create package and put all eps file there !?!

I'm a designer not a developer, so I'm not sure I'll be helping but the normal behavior when opening an INX file is creates an untitled .indd file. This is is typical. I'm not sure how you would automatically rename back to what it was previously. Have you tried packaging the indd file BEFORE you make the INX file? Also InDesign has the ability to embed the images in the file or link them to external files. You might check to see if that is done, by checking the links pallet. Unfortunately I'm not following what you're starting goal and end goal is. I'll be helpless with the programming end, but any questions regarding how InDesign would typically do it, I'm happy to help with. Rosie Trying to learn scripting by osmosis (tucks her laptop under her pillow) On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 4:31 AM, lpastor74 <[email protected]> wrote: > A new discussion was started by lpastor74 in > but problem is that I got only INDD file and for some reason the newly > create INND file has a name undifined_1.indd (I found that this is a file > name that script foud from INX file ?!?) LInks file is empty. > > Is it possible that he create package and put all eps file there !?! > > ________________________________ > View/reply at Creating INDD file from INX and visa versa > Replies by email are OK. > Use the unsubscribe form to cancel your email subscription. > >

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