Choose this wizard type if you want to recursively add the contents of a directory. You will have the possibility of excluding certain files and subdirectories and exclude files based on their file suffix. If you would like to specify different settings for one or several files in the included directory, you have to exclude them and add them as single files in the appropriate directory.

The subsequent steps in the wizard for this selection are:

• Select directory
  Choose the directory that should be distributed.
• Installation options
  Select installation options like access rights as well as overwrite and uninstallation policies.
• Exclude files and directories
  Select files or directories that should not be distributed.
• Exclude suffixes
  Enter a list of file suffixes that should be ignored,

Choose this wizard type if you collect a small number of files (possibly from different locations) into a single directory. Example: a number of support libraries from different directories are added into the top level directory lib.

The subsequent steps in the wizard for this selection are:

• Select files
  Choose the files that should be distributed.
• Installation options
  Select installation options like access rights as well as overwrite and uninstallation policies.

Choose this wizard type if you collect lists of files in your build tool and want to use that information to dynamically build the distribution tree.

The subsequent steps in the wizard for this selection are:

• Compiler variable
  Choose the compiler variable that should be read.
• Installation options
  Select installation options like access rights as well as overwrite and uninstallation policies.