VB Forum / Deployment / March 2004

I have kind of a protection issue about software.
My partner and I have been working on a small application for a little over
a year and
I would like to protect it with some kind of legal security if possible. Can

I have created an installer package using Visual Studio Installer that
installs a VB6 application that includes a third-party control. If I run
the installation package on a machine that has a design-time license for
that third party control, the installation breaks the license ...

Sorry if this is the wrong group
I have installed VB.Net Standard and made my project ready for distribution,
but I can't figure how to package and deploy the solution.
I have build the solution and some files are left in the \bin folder.

My application installs itself and then proceeeds to open Zip files
and create directories etc. This I have accomplished by adding my own
items to setup1.exe.
As the st6unst.exe (uninstall) does not take care of this I obviously

I have an application that when the user tryed to use, it gave them a runtime error 339.  I've been thinking about this and saw that a file may be missing or not registered.  I'm using the "Times New Roman" font on one of my forms and think there could be an instance were a user ...

After searching and browsing the vb.deployment newsgroup
and being unable to find a solution, maybe someone can
help me.
My development machine is Windows 98 SE,  VB 6.0 SP5.  The

I was wondering if there is a differrence between windows installer (version 2.0) and Visual Studio Installer (version 1.1).  Do the two programs do the same thing?  It is very confusing
If not is there a newer version of Visual Studio installer?  I am using VB and need to create ...