At this point, both snapshots have been taken and SetupCapture has compared the 2 and has found the differences. But nothing has been saved yet.
SetupCapture Inclusions: This is what will be included in the package. Here you decide what you DON’T want to be in the package. Remember, anything you remove at this point will NOT be saved. Only remove things that are dead obvious garbage. Worst case: don’t remove anything and do it later.
SetupCapture Exclusions: This is what will be excluded from the package. Here you decide if something that is slated to be excluded should in fact be part of the package. 99.9% of the time Wise Package Studio is right on the money to exclude what shows up here. Only include things that you are certain that they should be in the package.
Finish: This is the screen where many people have no clue what to do with. Here you must set the Default Directory properly. Wise Package Studio doesn’t guess very well here because of the many directories that are in the package.
Click on the down
arrow
and
select the top-most folder that will cover most of the sub-folders.
In this case the C:\Programs Files\Java folder will cover most sub-folders. (The idea of the Default Directory is to replace “C:\Programs Files\Java” with a variable (aka a Property). It saves space inside the MSI.)
-Now click Finish and WPS will copy the files to the SharePoint.
