> You can try create a registry entry for the Installation directory and then
> make your code read the reg entry for the installation path, or save the
> path to the file as you said.
> You can get the installation path using [INSTALLDIR] or [INSTALLLOCATION].
> This will give you the installation
I have a need to install all of the files/directories under a particular folder
as part of the install. These are basically sample files. I have read the
horror stories of how to get large number of files into wix package. Most of
these are a few years old though.
Given the question, what's
Does anyone have a sample of how to replace text inside a file (or set of
files) based upon install path? Basically, I have a DLL that will be installed
where the users want to install it BUT the samples that they can compile and
test against point to never never land (i.e. some path in my deve
>
> Yes.
>
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> I have my installer for my library that installs just fine. For versioning
> controls issues, I need to be able to run the multiple different versions of
> the application. These are installed in the GAC and the file system. The
> file system includes the version number (c:
I have my installer for my library that installs just fine. For versioning
controls issues, I need to be able to run the multiple different versions of
the application. These are installed in the GAC and the file system. The file
system includes the version number (c:\programs files\myapp\x.x
> Sounds like your package is per-user. See the Package/@InstallScope element.
Yes, setting the InstallScope to perMachine seems to have solved this issue.
Thanks.
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Hello,
I'm run into a situation where the installer generated from WIX doesn't add
itself to the add/remove programs file. Here is the case when this happens.
The OS is Windows 2008.
When I install the msi as myself, I'm prompted for admin account (since I'm a
non-privileged user on the sys
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