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Guest Zone-MR
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Very nice idea!

Saves a lot of hassle when doing frequent installs / developing cabs.

Guest The_Flames
Posted

works really well, unless you have your program files on any drive other than C:

if the system variable %ProgramFiles% is used insted of a fixed path it would avoid the problem.

but this error only occures on my strange setup :)

Guest Paul (MVP)
Posted

Yep, that's in the list of things to fixed in the next build, using that exact environment variable :)

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Posted

Just thought it would be helpful to mention that .net v2 is req to use this. dont know if this was mentioned when it was released.

Guest Paul (MVP)
Posted

CvAS 1.2 uploaded, with support for Program Files directories not on C:, and better handling of provisioning CABs (that cannot be installed via ActiveSync).

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Guest genaldar
Posted

For some reason it doesn't seem to work for me. I just get a message "unable to install cab". I have an mpx220 and I'm running windows xp 64. The only files I've tried so far have been homescreen installs.

Guest niacin65
Posted (edited)
Just thought it would be helpful to mention that .net v2 is req to use this. dont know if this was mentioned when it was released.

Yes, and NOT .net v2 SP1, only version 2.0.50727 which is available here...

http://download.microsoft.com:80/download/1/5/d/15d08dfb-38e2-4350-8b4d-cee1f6ffbf4d/dotnetfx.exe

you have to remove any earlier .net version first, which may cause some other programs to malfunction, dependant on the version of .net they require.

Edited by niacin65
Guest mcq3000
Posted

I have windows x64 and this program doesnt work for me, I installed .net 2.0 32 bit and 64 bit and still no luck

Guest Paul (MVP)
Posted

A recompile against 2.0 SP1 would be a good idea methinks!

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Guest troilus
Posted

How about adjusting where the registry key goes so it only shows up when a cab file is right-clicked?

Guest Alexei
Posted

How do I turn it off?

I've downloaded an .msi installer of some software I want to install on my PC, but if I double click it, I get the CabviaActiveSync popping up and attempting to transfer it to my phone.

Guest Paul (MVP)
Posted

CvAS only activates when right clicking and explicitly selecting 'CABviaActiveSync', so you must have accidentally set up the MSI association yourself?

An uninstall perhaps.

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Guest worcester4x4
Posted

I also get the "unable to install CAB file" error

Running Windows XPHome SP2

HTC Universal / Win Mobile 5

Any hints anyone?

Pete

Guest Alexei
Posted
CvAS only activates when right clicking and explicitly selecting 'CABviaActiveSync', so you must have accidentally set up the MSI association yourself?

An uninstall perhaps.

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It's still a great program, but ut's annoying that it seems to have associated itself with all sorts of other files.

And I would uninstall it but it doesn't appear in my add/remove programs list, and there is no uninstaller.

Guest Paul (MVP)
Posted

It should be in add / remove, also a new version that only adds itself to CAB assocations coming shortly.

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Guest Paul (MVP)
Posted

Version 1.3 coming very shortly with x64 support.

Any feature requests?

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Guest Paul (MVP)
Posted

Version 1.3 uploaded (link in first post), adding x64 support.

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Guest aphexii
Posted

Unfortunately i am having the same problem as another member, there is no option to remove the program in Add/Remove Programs.

Can you please let me know where the program is located and where it makes

  • 4 weeks later...
Guest bjhanifin
Posted
Any feature requests?

Yes.

  1. Instructions for manually uninstalling please.
  2. Entry in Add/Remove programs to allow non-technical people to uninstall.
If you can provide me with the location of the registry entries, and all of the files this installs, it would be much appreciated.

Your tool has been very useful... however, I have now discovered a free competitor which does not give me a nag screen every time it is run.

  • 1 year later...
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