this program was made with an unlicensed compiler fix

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When I try to run it, I get the initial progress status, but don't see any wizard dialogs.

However, when I try to build this setup on another machine, I get a complete set of installation files, but they don't work.

I have created a setup project that uses compiler variables and that I can build successfully using the command-line build tool on the machine that has InstallAware 6 on it. I have a question regarding the command line build program miabuild.exe.

This program was made with an unlicensed compiler fix