[bovirus]

@techygeekshome

There is an issue in Installer script.

The string showed at the end ("Run xxx") is already included in inno Setup base language (isl. file) and is strinmg with id "LaunchProgram" (the strings is "Run xxx" - not like now "Open xxx".

The strings "english.LaunchApp" is not necessary.

Please replicate these fixes in other program (except PDFGeek that is already OK).

Thanks.

[techygeekshome]

Thanks bovirus, agreed. One small thing: LaunchProgram needs the app name passed in, the same as PDFGeek, so {cm:LaunchProgram,{#MyAppName}} rather than {cm:LaunchProgram}, otherwise the checkbox shows %1 instead of the name. If you can add that I'll merge it.

I've made the same change in CleanGeek (#11), DriverGeek (#13), CutGeek, TranscribeGeek, SoundGeek and AuthGeek (#1 in each). AppGeek and LingoGeek already use it.

[bovirus]

@techygeekshome

You can use {cm:LaunchProgram}.

It replace with "Execute %1" string where %1 is the program name.

Could you please enable multilanguage installer for all programs (ex. including Ultimate Settings Panel)?

Could you please make the same scheme for program file naming like

xxxx-setup.exe - for installer version
xxx-portable.zip/.exe - for portable version?

Thanks.

[techygeekshome]

@bovirus thanks for both suggestions.

Multi-language installers: yes. I'll add the Inno Setup language selector to every app that doesn't have it yet, Ultimate Settings Panel included, and it will ship with each app's next release.

File naming: I'm going to keep the current names. The installers are already consistent as NameSetup.exe, and the portable builds as Name-portable.exe. Those exact names are used by the download links on the website, the winget and Chocolatey packages, and existing releases/latest/download/... links, so renaming them would break downloads for people. Ultimate Settings Panel and the older PDFGeek/AppGeek portable files are the odd ones out, and I'll bring them in line with Name-portable where I can do it without breaking an existing link.

On LaunchProgram: Inno's default message is Launch %1, so without the argument the %1 is left unfilled in the checkbox text. That's why the other apps pass {cm:LaunchProgram,{#MyAppName}}. If you can add that here I'll merge it.