You can use macros when defining the Application object properties.
When entering a macro in a property field, you must enclose the macros in % characters (for example, %TARGET_PATH% or %*WINDISK%). This enables Application Launcher to recognize and treat the macro as a macro.
The following sections describe the fields on each page on which you can use macros:
You can use macros in the following fields on the Common tab:
Table 49-7 Using Macros on the Common Tab
Field Name |
Access to Field |
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tab > page > |
NOTE:To use macros in these two fields, you must be using a script engine rather than the Novell Client, as specified in the Script Engine Location field. |
tab > page |
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tab > > |
You can use macros in the following fields on the Distribution Options tab:
Table 49-8 Using Macros on the Distribution Options Tab
Field Name |
Access to Field |
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, , and stings |
tab > page |
, , and strings |
tab > page |
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tab > page > > or |
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Change tab > page > > |
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tab > page NOTE:the Icons/Shortcuts page is not available for MSI applications. |
NOTE:To use macros in these two fields, you must be using a script engine rather than the Novell Client, as specified in the Script Engine Location field. |
tab > page |
You can use macros in the following fields on the MSI tab:
Table 49-9 Using Macros on the MSI Tab
Field Name |
Access to Field |
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tab > > |
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tab > > |
You can use macros in the following fields on the Run Options tab:
Table 49-10 Using Macros on the Run Options Tab
Field Name |
Access to Field |
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tab > page |
NOTE:To use macros in these two fields, you must be using a script engine rather than the Novell Client, as specified in the Script Engine Location field. |
tab > page |