Innounp is a setup unpacker for the command line. It enables a user to unzip a software without having to install it on a Windows PC. It can be used to extract program files from executable.exe files that were built with the Inno Setup Installer. This is an excellent approach to start building portable programs with executable installers built by Inno Setup.
Options and Commands for Innounp
To begin, keep in mind that this tool is run from a command prompt. You can launch the program from the same directory as the executable you want to extract. The Inno Setup Extractor is then simple to use. To get started, simply use the commands listed below. This command and argument list was taken from the author's website.
innounp is a good example of how to use it. [command] [options] [@filelist] [filemask â€] – – – –
Commands
(no) show general installation information
-v lists the files in a more detailed manner (with sizes and timestamps).
-x Remove all files from the installation (to the current directory, also see -d).
-e removes files without their paths.
Options
-b batch (non-interactive) mode – does not ask for a password or changes to the disk.
While extracting, -q does not show any progress.
-m extract files from within the program (such as license and uninstall.exe).
-pPASS uses a password to encrypt the installation.
-dDIR saves the files in DIR (can be absolute or relative path).
The -cDIR option specifies that DIR is the installation's current directory.
–n Don't try to unpack any new versions.
-fFILE is similar to -p, except that it reads the password from FILE.
-a Remove all duplicate files and their copies.
The software is free and open source.
Website of the Authors: http://innounp.sourceforge.net
This Portable Inno Setup Unpacker may be downloaded HERE.
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