SSE Setup Resources

These are a collection of downloadable files that you may find useful for SSE Setup. There are no warranties expressed or implied for any of these downloads and you download them at your own risk.

SSE Setup Wizard Images

These images can easily be used with SSE Setup's Wizards to customize the look and feel of your program's installation. These are to be used with the Left/Small Image settings on Booster's "Installer Looks" page.

These are quality, hand-picked images that are purported to be freeware. This is a self-extracting .EXE file which will only install if SSE Setup 5.0 or greater is installed on your computer. It will install the images into a \WizardImages folder where SSE Setup is installed on your computer (such as C:\Program Files\SSE Setup 5.0\WizardImages)

Download Wizard Images Collection (1.1 MB, self-extracting .EXE)

For SSE Setup 3.x/4.x: click here (2.4 MB, .ZIP)

AddAManifest

This ZIP contains a sample manifest file, all the info you need to use it for your programs, and a program to embed the manifest into your program's EXE. This can be useful to mark your programs as "Vista Aware" by specifying a "requestedExecutionLevel" and/or to make your programs XP/Vista theme aware.

After downloading, just open the README.txt file to get started.

Download AddAManifest (6K, .ZIP compressed file)

Old Version Changes Information

This ZIP contains all the detailed info on the changes made for SSE Setup v1.x to 4.x. Normally you wouldn't want to read this unless you've been a longtime user who hasn't been keeping up with the latest releases.

Download Version Changes Info (95K, .ZIP compressed file)

Sample VB6 Call Project

This VB6 project demonstrates the use of calling SSE Setup and then gathering additional information from the user.

What this project demonstrates is if you have a situation where you have a program that you want to install using SSE Setup, but you also wish that SSE Setup would gather additional information from the user and make additional settings based on the gathering of this information.

You can accomplish this in one of two ways: either using the <RUNPROGRAMS> section of the SSEset.dat file to run additional programs, or by calling SSE Setup. Usually it is best to go with the first option. But you can also call SSE Setup from inside another .EXE program and that is what this project demonstrates.

After downloading, just open the README.txt file to get started.

Download VB6 Call Project (10K, .ZIP compressed file)