text/microsoft-resx 2.0 System.Resources.ResXResourceReader, System.Windows.Forms, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 System.Resources.ResXResourceWriter, System.Windows.Forms, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 <h1>About Package writer</h1><p>Allows you to create packages.</p> Create Package In this wizard you will be able to package all the files neccessary to install the feature in a different DotNetnuke installation Create Package Folder where package files can be found Folder Folder where package assemblies can be found Assembly Folder Return At this step you can choose the files to include in your package. The wizard has attempted to determine the files to include, but you can add or delete files from the list. In addition you decide whether to include the source files, by checking the "Include Source" checkbox. Choose Files to include Refresh File List Include Source: At this step you can add the assemblies to include in your package. If there is a project file in the Package folder, the wizard has attempted to determine the assemblies to include, but you can add or delete assemblies from the list. Choose Assemblies to include Refresh List Complete Package (zip): The final step is to create the package. To create a copy of the Manifest file check the "Create Manifest File" check box - the file will be created in the Package's folder. Regardless of the setting you use here the manifest will be saved in the database and it will be added to the package.<br/><br/> To create a package check the "Create Package" check box. The package will be created in the relavant Install folder (eg Install/Modules for modules, Install/Skins for skins etc). Create Package Manifest Only (dnn): Enter the file name to use for the manifest. Manifest File Name: Package Creation Logs Enter the file name to use for the archive (zip). Archive File Name: The results of the package creation are shown below. Create Package Results Based on your selections the wizard has created the manifest for the package. The manifest is displayed in the text box below. You can edit the manifest, before creating the package. Create Manifest Check this box to create a manifest file. Create Manifest File: Check this box to create a package (zip) file Create Package: Check this box to review the manifest before you create the new Package. Review Manifest: Check this box to use the existing manifest for the Package. Use Existing Manifest: If you have elected to use a previously created manifest, you can choose which manifest to use. Choose Manifest File: You must provide a FileName for the Package <p>This wizard will create a manifest for your extension. You have a number of options to choose. If you already created a manifest (either by running this Wizard or by manually creating a manifest file) you can select to use that manifest, by checking "Use Existing Manifest" and choosing the manifest from the drop-dwon list of manifests that the system has found for this extension.</p> <p>In addition you can elect to review the manifest at the last stage of the wizard - in case you want to make some mionor changes to the manifest before the zip package is created.</p> Invalid package name - package name must have a ".zip" extension. Invalid Manifest Extension - the manfest extension must be ".dnn". The Package was created and can be found in the {0} folder