Custom Setup

When you choose to install CUSTOMTOOLS using the Custom setup type, you can select the desired CUSTOMTOOLS components to be installed by your self. In Custom Setup, you have the following CUSTOMTOOLS components to choose from:

Client:

Client components are recommended only for the client workstations.

• CUSTOMTOOLS SOLIDWORKS Add-in
• SOLIDWORKS document templates
• CUSTOMTOOLS Viewer
• CUSTOMTOOLS Administration

NOTE: Installed SOLIDWORKS eDrawings version is detected automatically on installation of CUSTOMTOOLS Viewer. If the installed SOLIDWORKS eDrawings major version and the installed SOLIDWORKS major version are at least equal, CUSTOMTOOLS Viewer installation does not install SOLIDWORKS eDrawings at all. In this case the existing instance of SOLIDWORKS eDrawings will be used with CUSTOMTOOLS Viewer.

Server:

Server components are recommended for the server computers.

• CUSTOMTOOLS Database*
• CUSTOMTOOLS Service
• CUSTOMTOOLS License Manager

* The CUSTOMTOOLS Database component means that the Microsoft SQL Server Express edition is installed into the target computer. If you would like to setup the SQL Server separately, please refer to the installation documentation available in the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN):

• MSDN: Install SQL Server 2014 from the Installation Wizard
• MSDN: Install the SQL Server components individually

Tools:

• CUSTOMTOOLS Profile Converter
• CUSTOMTOOLS Import Standalone

Languages:

• English (United States)
• Chinese (Simplified)
• Chinese (Traditional)
• Czech (Czech Republic)
• French (France)
• Hungarian (Hungary)
• German (Germany)

All client components are selected by default. Change the component selections based on the needs of your workstation.

Installation Path:

In Custom Setup, you can change the folder to install CUSTOMTOOLS to. The default installation path is the same one as it is also in the Trial installation so the default installation path is C:\Program Files\ATR Soft\CustomTools 201x.

Click the Change button to change the installation path.

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