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[http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?postid=474703#post474703 Forum post for v.0.80 download]<br>
[http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?postid=474703#post474703 Forum post for v.0.80 download]<br>
[http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?threadid=78615 Forum thread w/ v.0.91 and v.0.92 downloads]<br>
[http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?threadid=78615 Forum thread w/ v.0.91 and v.0.92 downloads]<br>
<strike>www dot nsisplus dot de dot vu</strike> - Old official website - domain is now owned by someone else and used for something else
<strike>www dot nsisplus dot de dot vu</strike> - Old official website - domain is now owned by someone else and used for something else (nsfw)


== Description ==
== Description ==
'''Version:''' +0.94 (not known - download file is v.0.92).<br>
'''Version:''' 0.94+ (not known - download file is v.0.92).<br>
'''Updated to NSIS Version:''' 2.0a6 (download file is for v.1.98).
'''Updated to NSIS Version:''' 2.0a6+ (not known - download file is for v.1.98).


Contrasting with other abandoned GUI's, this is a quite useful program. It had some abilities still not really used by current NSIS script editors like:
Contrasting with other abandoned GUI's, this is a quite useful program. It had some abilities still not really used by current NSIS script editors like:

Latest revision as of 20:33, 6 January 2012

Links

Download link (v.0.92 - couldn't find 0.93+ on the web):
Zip.gif nsisplus092.zip (95 KB)

Forum post for v.0.80 download
Forum thread w/ v.0.91 and v.0.92 downloads
www dot nsisplus dot de dot vu - Old official website - domain is now owned by someone else and used for something else (nsfw)

Description

Version: 0.94+ (not known - download file is v.0.92).
Updated to NSIS Version: 2.0a6+ (not known - download file is for v.1.98).

Contrasting with other abandoned GUI's, this is a quite useful program. It had some abilities still not really used by current NSIS script editors like:

  • Tree view vision of the script, showing installer attributes, sections and functions of the script. (also found in EclipseNSIS, but more complex in some situations and simpler in others)
  • Creation of a TODO list. You can use it to check for completed or not project steps.
  • Installation preview, showing where the files will go after the installation is completed, including shortcuts.
  • Basic integration with Microsoft Visual Studio so you can copy the version of the program resource in a script created by Microsoft Visual Studio.
  • Internal help (also found in some editors, but not as detailed).

Readme is in German. No source code included.

Credits

Created by SmartyMan.