General File Properties
The general file properties dialog box allows you to configure settings for other types of files in package projects.
File Name | Displays the name of the file. Click Edit to edit the contents of the file using the default application associated with that file type. |
Source Path | Displays the file system location of the file. |
Destination on Device | Specify the path on the device where the file or folder should be copied to. |
Copy Rule | Specify the conditions the package should follow when copying the file to the device.
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Do not uninstall the file | Select this option to force the file to persist on the device even if the package is uninstalled. |
Automatically Run Activity after Install | Select this option to launch the file immediately after the package is delivered. |
Add file header (Only applicable to Printers) | Adds a file header to the files linked to Zebra printers that
enables the file to be installed in the E:\
drive of the Zebra printer. Certain files, such as WiFi certificate
files, must be installed on the E:\ drive, so
the printer can use them for connectivity. File headers cannot exceed 1024 characters. Note: This setting is specific to printers. Select
Printer from the
Platform list on the
Package Information screen of the
New Package Wizard. If you add a WiFi
certificate file to this package, then the name of the file must
match one of the names listed in Zebra WiFi Certificate Requirements.
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Wait until the program finishes before continuing | Select this option to force installation to wait until the command specified in the preview field finishes executing before continuing with the installation. |
Format | Customize the command line options that are executed after the file is copied to the device. The %file% macro can be used instead of the actual file name and path. |
Preview | Displays the command to be executed after the file has been copied to the destination folder. After the Format field has been edited, you must click the Refresh button to update the Preview field. |
Uninstall | Enter the command used to uninstall the file during uninstallation of the package. |