On Windows, hmmm... maybe the uninstaller could create a 'delete file
xyz' .bat file that runs shortly after the uninstaller closes? But
offhand I don't know how to schedule a task on Windows.
HTH -
Phil Davis
Richard Gaskin wrote:
When an uninstaller (such as those commonly included with Win
installations made with InstallShield or WiseInstall) run, it can copy
itself to the user's Temp folder and run from there, so that it can do a
complete deletion of the items in the application's folder.
But can I delete it from the Temp folder when it's done?
In my readings 'round the Net it seems acceptable to just leave the old
uninstaller in the Temp folder until the next time the user cleans that
folder out, but that doesn't feel proper to me.
Is there a way for an app to delete itself? Or to use some delayed
mechanism for doing so that doesn't require modifying any system files?
TIA -
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