any one,
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While I know I could customize the BA to suite my needs, might I suggest
a slight change to the thmutil.cpp. If a user supplies an
IconSourceFile from within the Bundle, the primary exe file will have a
Win32 icon resource embedded into it. If the thm.xml (or XML overridden
by has windows with
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On 13-Oct-11 04:55, Thomas Due wrote:
> However since my installer requires elevated priviliges I don't understand
> why it is not possible to run the application.
MSI UI isn't elevated, even if the rest of the install is.
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On 17-Oct-11 16:28, John Bergman wrote:
> I was going to update the reference paths to support different configurations
> for builds, however, the condition do not appear to work currently. Are
> there plans to support this like the C# user file does?
No plans that I know of. If it isn't suppor
On 10-Oct-11 16:29, Brad Lemings wrote:
> I have a package with a background process that is normally running. When
> the user uninstalls the software, Wix and/or Windows Installer prompts to
> shutdown both the process and Explorer (to unregister extensions) but it does
> not restart Explorer.
On 12-Oct-11 22:02, Rory Primrose wrote:
> I can't see anywhere in my project that still has a reference to
> WixUI_Advanced. Any idea how to fix this?
Try removing this:
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That's the only thing that comes to mind as connected.
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I was going to update the reference paths to support different configurations
for builds, however, the condition do not appear to work currently. Are there
plans to support this like the C# user file does?
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In Visual Studio 2010, with the latest Wix Installed, I add some reference
paths to the project.
When I add some references to WiXLibs in that are in the same path, it adds the
hintpath to thewixlib, even though they would be covered by the reference path.
This seems wrong to me.
When I remov
Hello,
It works, I had hoped that the shell execution had "inherited" the privileges
from the installer, so I didn't have to accept that the application ran (it
requires elevated privileges). That is not the problem, it is at worst a minor
nuisance.
However, I need to pass at least one comma
I think that the SQLExtension is using the Windows built in SQL client only.
We use the SQLExtention to deploy to remote databases from a web server that
has no MS SQL components whatever so it must work. I suppose this client only
uses TCP/IP to do the connection even if the server is local.
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