Q We are writing an installer for an interactive CD. We were going
to call the Apple QuickTime for Windows installer, but the Apple Installer does not allow
the QuickTime files to be installed on any drive other than the C drive. This
is not acceptable for general distribution to the public, since PC users often
have more than one drive (or drive partition), and they do not always install
products on their C partition.
Is there another installer available that allows the QuickTime files to be
installed on a partition specified by the user?
A The QuickTime for Windows licensing agreement requires that all
QuickTime for Windows support files be installed in the user's WINDOWS or WINDOWS\SYSTEM
directory. This full installation is the only way to prevent collisions between
multiple QuickTime for Windows applications that may include versions of QuickTime for Windows
that are older or newer than the version you include with your application.
[Aug 01 1995]
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