Differences between CYPE Menu and CYPE Menu. Full installation
The CYPE Menu and CYPE Menu. Full installation programs act as entry points or launchers for the main CYPE apps. There are, however, the following differences:
- CYPE Menu is an app you can use to install individual apps. When you install CYPE Menu, it is installed on an empty system, with no previously installed apps. From this point onwards, you must install each app before you can run it. This is the recommended option if you do not wish to install all the apps or want to keep track of which apps have been installed.
- Furthermore, installing CYPE Menu. Full installation automatically installs all included apps. Therefore, you only need a single installation process. From this point onwards, you can run each app directly. Keep in mind, however, that CYPE Menu. Full installation is not available in the latest version of CYPE's apps. This is the recommended option if you wish to install all the apps included in CYPE Menu. Full installation in one go, and you don't need to use the latest version.
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| The CYPE Menu installation is located in "C:\CYPE Ingenieros\Version 20XX\CYPE Menu", where '20XX' is the year of the CYPE Menu version (for example, for CYPE Menu 2026.a, the path is C:\CYPE Ingenieros\Version 2026\CYPE Menu. Full Installation). Within this path, apps installed from CYPE Menu are stored in app folders named "app_XX" (where XX is the identification number for each app). The CYPE Menu. Full installation is located in "C:\CYPE Ingenieros\Version 20XX\CYPE Menu FI", where '20XX' is the year of the CYPE Menu. Full installation version (for example, for CYPE Menu. Full installation 2026.a, the path is C:\CYPE Ingenieros\Version 2026\CYPE Menu FI). This is where all the files for all the apps included in CYPE Menu. Full installation are stored. Storing the apps in a single path reduces the amount of disk space required and makes it easier to share files. The CYPE Menu and CYPE Menu. Full installation programs are independent of one another. Programs installed via one of them are not shared with, nor recognised by, the other. |