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Edit the properties of any MSI. Change the title, and text within the installer. Look at how and where the files are delivered. Enables you to right click any MSI and open with Orca.

Download Orca MSI Editor

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  1. by Unattended: Lotus Notes 6.5.x « ICT-Freak, on January 4 2008 @ 12:51 am

     

    [...] Download Orca hier: http://www.technipages.com/ [...]

  2. by How to: Run the new VI client on Windows X64 « ICT-Freak, on January 4 2008 @ 1:11 am

  3. by Bob, on January 11 2008 @ 1:47 pm

     

    Wicked tool!

  4. by Tracey, on March 26 2008 @ 10:34 am

     

    Downloading this to try to create MSI files for the first time.

  5. by Jugar al Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 en xp de 64 Bits - Alkon Foro, on March 29 2008 @ 4:44 pm

     

    [...] El UltraISO (Opcional, lo descargas de aqui ) El Orca (para editar archivos .msi lo descargamos de aqui) Paso a explicar algo, en 64 Bits no nos deja instalar el juego ya que el instalador tiene una [...]

  6. by hydeia, on May 12 2008 @ 10:01 am

     

    orca they are dandreas . thank you

  7. by links for 2008-06-24 « Simply… A User, on June 23 2008 @ 4:32 pm

     

    [...] Download: ORCA MSI Editor | Technipages (tags: msi windows editor tools installer tool installshield **) [...]

  8. by Making Setup.exe into Setup.msi « 404 Tech Support, on September 11 2008 @ 7:20 am

     

    [...] MSI Editor Utility: ORCA MSI Editor – Free Utility to look at the internals of MSI packages. Helpful to review where registry keys and [...]

  9. by Talentless Hack » iTunes 8 via ZENworks, on September 18 2008 @ 7:50 am

     

    [...] can extract executables (I’ll use 7-Zip) An MSI editor (in this case, I’ll stick with Orca as it’s free and fairly [...]

  10. by Make a .msi from Firefox 3 setup.exe for Enterprise Deployment « 404 Tech Support, on September 22 2008 @ 8:00 am

     

    [...] you want to see what is going on inside of your MSI, you can use ORCA MSI Editor to view what directories and registry keys are changed in this [...]

  11. by 404 Tech Support » Blog Archive » Make a .msi from Firefox 3 setup.exe for Enterprise Deployment, on October 18 2008 @ 5:28 am

     

    [...] you want to see what is going on inside of your MSI, you can use ORCA MSI Editor to view what directories and registry keys are changed in this [...]

  12. by Clifton Griffin | Installing an MSI in Compatibility Mode (Orca hack) |, on October 31 2008 @ 10:21 am

     

    [...] However, with an MSI file, this is not possible. To install an MSI on a non-supported operating system, you have to use a Microsoft utility known as Orca which can be downloaded here. [...]

  13. by Mona., on November 27 2008 @ 4:29 am

     

    Downloading Orca trying to create custom dialogs for setup.

  14. by Habits of Thought » Blog Archive » Deploying Java’s Runtime without the Yahoo toolbar, on December 3 2008 @ 1:49 pm

     

    [...] that comes with Microsoft’s platform SDK.  and Orca the whale you say?  No, I mean this. Orca opens, traverses and edits the tabular data stored in MSI files.  With Orca, I enter the [...]

  15. by Dont know if anyone noticed - Windows 7 Forums, on December 13 2008 @ 10:18 am

     

    [...] to "force" some installs of software that are thinking are incompatible with windows… Download: ORCA MSI Editor | Technipages Orca.exe (Windows) The Orca Tool – A MSI Creator and Package Viewer

  16. by Craig Steddy, on January 27 2009 @ 11:38 pm

     

    I’m surprised that anybody still uses Orca. There is a free alternative MSI editor that owns it called InstEd. It’s available at http://www.instedit.com

  17. by Citrix Access Gateway Enterprise, custom VPN plugin, on February 18 2009 @ 7:22 am

  18. by James’ Tools and Tricks » Google Earth Zenworks Deployment, on February 19 2009 @ 8:26 pm

     

    [...] fix this problem there are a few different techniques. You can use either ORCA or Admin Studio Tuner (from Zenworks) to create a transform file that ignores these checks. [...]

  19. by Jacques, on April 2 2009 @ 3:08 am

     

    Is there any useful data on using orca? More specifically to modify a msi file so that it contains user input such as a user name and password automatically.

  20. by talentlesshack.com » ITUNES 8 via ZFD, on April 7 2009 @ 11:30 am

     

    [...] that can extract executables – I’ll use 7-Zip An MSI editor – in this case, I’ll stick with Orca as it’s free and fairly [...]

  21. by Selami Ozlu, on May 15 2009 @ 11:55 am

     

    ORCA MSI Editor is a nice tool!!!!!
    Selami Ozlu

  22. by Birdman’s Blog » Deploying MYOB via GPO, on June 15 2009 @ 2:20 pm

     

    [...] Install a copy of Orca [...]

  23. by Windows 7 RC & Admin Tools « :: blog.tomgirard.com ::, on June 23 2009 @ 6:13 am

     

    [...] ORCA .msi Editor [...]

  24. by Java Remote Install via GPO and Permissions « Adventures in Technobabble, on June 29 2009 @ 5:48 am

     

    [...] program out there for modifying settings in MSI files.  It’s called orca.  you can get it here. Once installed you can do a ctrl+f to find settings and change them.  Some googling may be needed [...]

  25. by How to install Palm Pre Mojo SDK on Windows 7 RC | Live Runway, on July 22 2009 @ 7:03 am

     

    [...] in this folder, which install the actual Orca tool. Update: Several people have mentioned this link, where you can download Orca directly without having to download and install the Microsoft Windows [...]

  26. by Mohammed, on August 21 2009 @ 3:38 pm

     

    thn in this folder, which install the actual Orca tool. Update: Several people have mentioned this link, where you can download Orca directly without having to download and install the Microsoft Windows [...]

  27. by Help Key: Install iTunes 9 on Windows Home Server, on September 11 2009 @ 11:58 am

     

    [...] going to use this program to edit the iTunes [...]

  28. by nsurjitsingh_hq_dgar_assamrifles, on September 18 2009 @ 1:42 am

     

    Very useful and fruitful in controlling msi files.

  29. by LaunchCondition, on September 30 2009 @ 11:11 pm

     

    If you’re trying to install an MSI onto an “unsupported” operating system–
    1. Use ORCA to open the MSI
    2. Find the line labeled “Launch Condition”
    3. Delete all the value or try modifying them but likely you aren’t qualified to if you need these rudimentary instructions
    4. SAVE THE NEW MSI AND PREFERABLY AS A COPY INSTEAD OF OVERWRITING THE ORIGINAL JUST IN CASE YOU BORKED UP SOMETHING ELSE OR DELETING THE LAUNCH CONDITIONS (UNLIKELY) BREAKS IT AND YOU’RE BETTER OFF TRASHING A NEW COPY INSTEAD OF BORKING YOUR ORIGINAL.

  30. by SPSS 17 installieren per Gruppenrichtlinie – unattended install | Server | IMA - Informationen Mal Anders, on October 6 2009 @ 12:54 am

     

    [...] einen MSI Editor um die Installations MSI von SPSS 17 zu editieren. Kostenlos wären da z.B. Orca MSI Editor oder WinINSTALL LE [...]

  31. by CuLuN, on October 31 2009 @ 11:52 am

     

    Finally iphone is doing well. thanks for the orca

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