applicationPackaging created the topic: What is Excelsior Delivery?
What is Excelsior Delivery? talk about its features and advantages?
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Excelsior Installer is a free tool to build compact and professional setup packages for Windows applications with a minimum amount of effort.
Easy to use
You make an installer to simplify life for your user, but what about for you?
First and foremost, ease of use is what we are trying to achieve. Excelsior Installer provides a wizard-style interface that guides you through setup making process. The wizard assigns reasonable defaults for most of the project settings and requires only a few items to be filled in manually. In the best case scenario, you will need just two mouse clicks to create an installation package without running packaging wizard at all.
Fits the Internet
Excelsior Installer produces setup packages in the form of single EXE files, which makes it possible to start installation from within the browser in just a couple of clicks.
Good data compression and small installer overhead in the package allow you to avoid using additional compression software.
Built-in MD5 hash package protection can warn your user about changes in the package that were not authorized by you.
Native speaker for everybody
One package supports multiple installation interface languages.
The language for your user is selected automatically, based on their computer settings.
English, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Russian and Spanish translations are available from the box, and we can help to add more if necessary.
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