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Adding custom files to a JMP installation package

The JMP administrator can add custom files to the JMP installation package. The JMP installer copies these files to your computer during the installation process. Once the files are installed, JMP processes these custom files. You can add the following types of custom files:

      • Scripts (.jsl)

      • Preferences (a JMP.PFS file)

      • Add-ins (*.*)

      • Samples (*.*)

 

Place the custom files in a folder named custom:

  1. Create the custom folder within the same parent folder as the JMP installation file.
  2. Within the custom folder, create subfolders named scripts, pfs, samples, and addins. Files will be copied from these folders.
  3. Note: Any subfolders in the addins and samples folders will also be copied.

The installer will copy the custom files to one of the following locations:

  • JMP: C:\ProgramData\JMP\JMP\
  • JMP Pro: C:\ProgramData\JMP\JMPPRO\
  • JMP Clinical: C:\ProgramData\JMP\JMPClinical\

Notes: 

Scripts, samples, and preferences files are placed in a version # folder

  • (e.g. C:\ProgramData\JMP\JMP\19\)

Add-ins are placed in a folder called addins.

  • (e.g. C:\ProgramData\JMP\JMP\addins\)
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Windows
Products JMP JMP Pro JMP Clinical

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