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Table of Contents Table of Contents Install . 5 addDirectory . 8 addFile . 10 alert . 12 cancelInstall . 13 confirm . 14 deleteRegisteredFile . 15 execute . 16 gestalt . 17 getComponentFolder . 18 getFolder . 19 getLastError . 21 getWinProfile . 22 getWinRegistry . 23 initInstall . 24 loadResources . 26 logComment . 27 patch . 28 performInstall . 31 registerChrome . 32 resetError . 34 setPackageFolder . 35 InstallTrigger. 37 compareVersion . 38 enabled . 40 getVersionInfo . 41 install . 42 installChrome . 44 startSoftwareUpdate . 45 Table of Contents i InstallVersion . 47 compareTo . 48 init . 50 File . 51 dirCreate . 52 dirGetParent . 53 dirRemove . 54 dirRename . 55 copy . 56 diskSpaceAvailable . 56 execute . 58 exists . 59 isDirectory . 60 isFile . 60 modDate . 61 modDateChanged . 62 move . 64 remove . 65 rename . ..
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