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How does CMInstall handle a customised .cm.ini file?
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It is sometimes useful for a Software Developer to provide their users with a customised .cm.ini file.
CMInstall will copy any existing .cm.ini file from the <CM Source Path> directory, place it in the <Program Destination Path>] and modify it accordingly (it adds a Path= statement).
If you want to give the user a customised .cm.ini file then you should do the following:
1. Put your .cm.ini file in the <CM Source Path> directory (usually the same directory as the CMInstall.exe directory).
2. Run CMInstall.exe from within your setup program.
CMInstall will copy any existing .cm.ini file from the <CM Source Path> directory, place it in the <Program Destination Path>] and modify it accordingly (it adds a Path= statement).
If you want to give the user a customised .cm.ini file then you should do the following:
1. Put your .cm.ini file in the <CM Source Path> directory (usually the same directory as the CMInstall.exe directory).
2. Run CMInstall.exe from within your setup program.
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