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ok, what versions of nsis are you guys using? i've tried 3 different versions and keep getting compile errors with the provided Sudoku *.nsi...
the latest (1/13/2007) version complained that VIProductVersion (and all other VI commands) were invalid...
what am i missing here?
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the problem has to do with missing plugins
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on what plugins i'm missing?
Im new to NSIS myself but in your .nsi file you are missing a line like:
The 1.0.0.0 is the version number and has to be 4 digits.
Chose whatever number you like or take the original one.
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that's not the problem. the script i'm trying to compile isn't 'mine'...it's one included with sudoku, firefox, and filezilla.
also, i misreported my problem. it was older version of NSIS that didn't know what the VIxxxxx commands were. i had other errors with the newest version of NSIS. errors like 'what the hell is FindProc? I can't compile that, you idiot!'
i've read enough forum posts now to know that which plugins i need depends on what i want to do, so i think i need to restate my question.
what plugins would i need to compile the filezilla nsis script? OR what plugins do most people use?
tia
packed the most used plugins into one package:
http://www.portable.cubegames.net/plugins
it comes with an installer who copies the files into the standard directories.
"What about Love?" - "Overrated. Biochemically no different than eating large quantities of chocolate." - Al Pacino in The Devils Advocate