SSE Setup lets you create Windows installers for your software applications. It provides a simple Wizard interface that asks you to enter the program name, version number, source files, company name, developer website, and other details. Simply enter these details and click "Start" to create the installer. You can also create patches or hotfixes for updating your programs.
v7.5 [Jun 23, 2014]
- Bug Fix: Access prerequisite check problems. There were several problems with the Access prerequisite check functionality. This includes problems with correctly determining Office versions (especially 2013) which could have affected which runtime was installed, and problems correctly setting Trusted Location info. Part of this fix was issued as a patch for v7.4 and is now included in 7.5, but the trusted location problems were not resolved in that v7.4 patch. Lastly: Effective 4/28/14 (retroactive for previous versions), the latest 2013 SP1 runtime is always what is installed when 2013 is required.
- Bug Fix: Visual C++ prerequisite check problems. Previously the Visual C++ prerequisite checks by default installed either the 32-bit or 64-bit runtime depending on user OS. Now there are specific checks corresponding with either x86 (32-bit) or x64 (64-bit) and only that version will be downloaded/installed regardless of OS. Important: If you previously used a Visual C++ prerequisite in a project, you need to remove that line and re-pick the prerequisite in order to take advantage of this fix.
