Centurion Setup

Name: Centurion Setup
Works on: windows

Windows 7 and above

Version: 30
Last Updated: 22 Apr 2017
Release: 31 Jan 2017
Category: Authoring Tools > Setup creators

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Centurion Setup Details

Works on: Windows 10 | Windows 8.1 | Windows 8 | Windows 7 | Windows 2012
SHA1 Hash: 6065dd6bfd2bc0c1e91ae4f79b78febcfd0490b2
Size: 22.21 MB
File Format: exe

Rating: 2.304347826 out of 5 based on 23 user ratings

Publisher Website: External Link
Downloads: 1530
License: Demo / Trial Version

Centurion Setup is a demo software by Gammadyne Software and works on Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows 2012.
You can download Centurion Setup which is 22.21 MB in size and belongs to the software category Setup creators.
Centurion Setup was released on 2017-01-31 and last updated on our database on 2017-04-22 and is currently at version 30.

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Centurion Setup Description

A Centurion Setup installer is bullet-proof and extremely reliable. You will never get a complaint from a customer that the installation program has crashed.
COM files can be installed and registered with the operating system. This includes ActiveX controls and .TLB type libraries.
To satisfy special needs, a batch of MS-DOS commands can be executed before and after both installation and uninstallation. Another batch can be run after the installer exits, perhaps to launch a custom configuration program.
A patch installer can be created. Centurion Setup can automatically determine what files have changed and should therefore be included in the patch.
The installer can add exceptions to the Windows Firewall.
Centurion Setup's installers can be digitally signed. Uncheck the "Use Checksums" box on the Build branch so that the installer will not report that it has been damaged.
The installer can install to a default location or ask the end-user where the files should be installed.
The installer can create Desktop and/or Start Menu shortcuts to any installed file. Desktop shortcuts can optionally be placed in a folder. Desktop and Start Menu shortcuts can optionally be made available to all users or only the user who installed the product.
Any installed file can be configured to open during bootup.
The installer can display a bitmap in the background, a solid color, or a transition from one color to another. The background can optionally cover the taskbar, or leave it visible. There can even be no background at all.
After the installer is built, it can be automatically placed in a .ZIP file.
The installer can require the end-user to enter a password before installation can begin.
The installer can be bloated (with random data) to any size to help discourage piracy.
The installer can refuse to install on certain platforms, such as Windows 95.
Fonts can be installed and registered with the Operating System so that they are available to all applications. The end-user can be given the option to keep the font during uninstallation.
The installer can replace locked files during the next reboot.
Installers can be set to expire after a certain date. After the expiration date, the installer will no longer install.
64-bit applications are supported.
The installer can warn or refuse to install if the user does not have administrator rights.
The installer can loosen the security settings of the product's directory so that all users will have rights to use it.
The installer verifies its intergrity to ensure that it has not been damaged, altered, or infected by viruses.
The installer can delete existing files based on date or size criteria. This can be useful when installing over old versions of your software.
Installers can be built from the command line (DOS prompt). This allows you to create a desktop shortcut that will build an installer with a click of the mouse.
Installers can span multiple disks.
When the user is unable to uninstall because of a locked file or other problem, the uninstall operation can be resumed later.