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Good Programming Practice:  Where to try to "hide" a file so user cannot delete it.30 Mar 2007 13:51 GMT1
I'm trying figure where is a good place to put an Uninstall Custom
Action .exe file.
I don't want to put this in the target dir of where the install is
because if the user deletes that folder manually, then from add/remove
Showing an icon after setup12 Mar 2007 10:05 GMT1
I have a problem,
I have built a vb.net application and deployed.
Everything is OK and functioning.
But I need a thing:
Errors with MSVBVM60.dll08 Mar 2007 19:10 GMT2
I have developed a data acquisition application using a PCMCIA DAQ card and
windows VB6 under the WindowsXP Pro platform.  I am able to run my
application while in the Visual Basic Development Environment, and everything
functions correctly.  When I build the executable and ...
Interops for Excel Not Working08 Mar 2007 09:11 GMT1
I received a project from a contractor.  Using his deployment, I can deploy
and run his program on a machine which does not contain Excel.  Using my own
deployment with the same project, I get the error:
System.TypeInitializationException: The type initializer for
Sourcepath in Setup Project is always changed from Relative to Abs05 Mar 2007 02:35 GMT1
We have a large VS 2005 project that contains an installer project.  This
installer project installs several files that are needed by the application.
In the installer.vbproj file, VS 2005 defaults to using an absolute path
instead of a relative path - see below:
 
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