VMware InstallBuilder is a development tool for building cross-platform installers for desktop and server software. With InstallBuilder, you can quickly create dynamic, professional installers for Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, Solaris and other platforms from a single project file and build environment. In addition to installers, InstallBuilder will generate RPM and Debian packages and multiplatform CDs/DVDs. Automatic update functionality makes it easy to deliver updates directly to users once they have your software installed.

Advanced Installer – powerful and easy to use Windows Installer authoring tool, enabling developers to create reliable MSI packages that meet the latest Microsoft Windows logo certification guidelines. Extremely easy to use, powerful, fast and lightweight. Advanced Installer simplifies the process of building Windows Installer packages by providing a very easy to use, high level interface to the underlying technology. The program implements all Windows Installer rules and follows all the advised best practices.

Actual Updater is a simple tool that was designed to help software developers to easily provide latest versions of their applications to users. You can implement the update feature into any Win32/64 application to keep it up-to-date. With Actual Updater, your users will be able to check for updates Manually (via shortcut in Start Menu or from Help menu of your application). You can also configure the updater to Automatically check for updates: on Windows startup, Daily, Weekly, or Monthly.

Some installer builders require that you first become an expert in building installers. Not so with install4j, where all configuration steps are intuitive and self-explanatory. The install4j IDE guides you naturally through the process of gathering required information. Building an installer that works is a matter of minutes. Nonetheless, you have a powerful arsenal of functionality at your disposal when you need it.

Next to the component package comes with the installer to facilitate the installation of all components and configure your entire environment.

Includes:
[01] - FSiGrowl (Web e Mobile)
[02] - FSKendoUI (Web e Mobile)
[03] - FSMask (Web)
[04] - FSButton (Web)
[05] - FSMap (Web e Mobile)

The Silent Install Builder is a great tool if you need to quickly install a set of software on a multiple computers. The Silent Install Builder allows you to easily install multiple programs with one click. You can create a setup package that contains multiple application installers. To install these applications, simply run the package. Programs will be installed automatically in background mode (silently).

The Mega Lab is a combined installer for all the Mitov Software components and libraries. Our component libraries come in 3 versions a VCL - Firemonkey version (for Delphi / C++ Builder / RAD Studio 10.3), an MFC compatible Visual C++ version, and a .NET 4.0 supporting Visual Studio 2005 to 2019.

Ready to use installers to deploy RAD Studio on Linux servers.

Ready to use installers to deploy RAD Studio on Windows servers.

Advanced Installer- powerful and easy to use Windows Installer authoring tool, enabling developers to create reliable MSI packages that meet the latest Microsoft Windows logo certification guidelines. Extremely easy to use, powerful, fast and lightweight. Advanced Installer simplifies the process of building Windows Installer packages by providing a very easy to use, high level interface to the underlying technology. The program implements all Windows Installer rules and follows all the advised best practices. With this simple, intuitive interface, building a Windows Installer package will take just a few minutes. Start the program, add a few files, change the name, hit the Build button and you are done. No scripts to learn, no seminars to attend. Advanced Installer project files are stored in XML format. This way, they can be easily checked into a version control system. The software installer also operates at command line, so you can build your release packages in a completely automated script, like Make, Ant or NAnt. Furthermore, the most common operations are also implemented as command line actions, so you can modify your project in an automated fashion.