InstallShield Avaliações

Still best 'extract COM registry info at build' support and new Installscript-Engine runs in 64Bit native no 32 extension DLLs are required anymore. Supports Artifact-Signing service from Azure via command shell integration option. BAD: 3 year subscription required, no more 1 time buy and use it with those 1 time costs as long as you do not require a new feature.

Used for several years, and although a little expensive, I haven't found an alternate tool that does the same as well.

The maintenance is too expensive. I will be looking for alternative this year.

Helped me compile in minutes a setup for my application in VB.net. Gives many choices.

InstallShield still seems to reign as the top tool for constructing Microsoft Windows application installers. It does still remain a bit tedious to use though. If it were a bit easier to use I would give it 5 stars.

Tricky licensing model, and not very user friendly software. Shielded me from installing the software I had recently purchased.

Sehr gute Integration in Visual Studio, schnelles paketieren sowie Integration von Runtimes. Speziell bei größeren Projekten werden die Abhängigkeiten der einzelnen Projekte aufgelöst und somit nur die Dateien installiert, welche auch wirklich zur Ausführung notwendig sind. Dies erspart wirklich Zeit und ist deshalb eine Preiswerte Anwendung sowie in meinen Augen gute Investition in die Zukunft

After I bought a new computer, I was unable to activate the InstallShield product which I own. On support request they do not answer. The so called "offline activation" doesnt work - they didnt activation also didnt worked - I sent the request by mail but never received any answer. The prices are very arrogant and way too high.

InstallShield Express 2011 has broken Visual Source Safe 2005. I am not able to use VSS with VB.Net 2003, but can do so with other VB.Net series ok. Their support has been slow and after 2 weeks they are now announcing that they can replicate the problem, have no work around, and no eta. Flexera, I believe, bought out several other firms, so choices are fleeting. My suggestion in dealing with their support structure is to invest in a Starbucks prepaid card - they will come in handy for the lengthy waits. There has been recent activity on your Support Incident #SIOA-000169419. Incident Description: Hello Jeffrey, Thanks for your patience with this Visual Source Safe error. This problem has been reproduced and determined to be an issue in our software. This issue has been submitted to our Engineering team as Issue #IOA-000057898. Currently, there is no workaround. Our Engineering team is investigating this issue, but at this moment, there is no estimated time frame for when it will be fixed. You can track the status of this issue by checking product release notes or searching our Knowledge Base through eService. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Kind Regards, Flexera Software Technical Support

I've been using the product since version 2.0. During versions the software has become more expensive and the language support has disappeared. The software is good for its job, except it has some problems with non existing drives. It also uses binair files (instead of text files) to store the project, which is pretty bad when you have problems. I wanted to upgrade my notebook and had to transfer my licence. The kind of support you get is really bad and you’re not treated as a licensed customer which needed the product (I have been waiting for activation for more than 5 days now). This will be the last version of this product I will ever buy, I'll go to a company who are more focussed on their customers instead of money. So if you have the choice I would rather look for other products which will do the same as this product but has more professional support. Marc Gruben 828 Systems