VISE X

A powerful application that allows users to create software installers. The app is included in the VISE X suite
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VISE X is a versatile tool that allows users to create Universal binaries. In other words, it is an application installer designed for use on both Intel and PowerPC types of Mac systems. The utility makes it considerably easier for developers to build installers by comprehensively organizing files within projects and thoroughly defining all actions taken.

The program's layout provides a choice of domain and installation folder. Users can select either User, System, Local, Network or Classic domains. With the help of If statements, you can check for and compare between installer versions. For each selected file included in the project, users may specify behavior parameters: installation directory, language, region, group and permissions. It supports the use of long character names in files and folders as well as variable values.

All in all, this is an ideal utility for all developers looking for a way to create native Mac OS X installer applications (DMG files). VISE X is thoroughly customizable, with a wide range of action items to choose from.

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Pros

  • Easy to configure
  • Integrates a large number of tools for creating installers
  • Highly customizable

Cons

  • Quite expensive
  • The building of the installer might take a while
  • Beginner users might find the application difficult to use

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