> EDB0, if I recall correctly, is the op-code for LDIR. Yep,
> wow, that's sad.
http://99-bottles-of-beer.net/language-assembler-(z80)-843.html
At least nowadays I have an assembler, unlike when I was 9.
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> If a feature has no components, it's always advertisable (unless
> advertisement has been completely disabled). The hack-around is to add a
> dummy component to such features.
Bingo! Thank you sir, worked a treat. MSI has to be one of the most
arcane technologies I've ever used (and I include
, after all. Now
I'm *really* confused, because I have *no* idea what that Windows
Installer dialog is doing at runtime.
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Duncan Bayne
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should prevent the
user from choosing to have the feature advertised. This works, in
that the user can't choose to advertise the feature in the UI.
However when the application is run it behaves exactly as though it'd
been advertised.
Any ideas?
Yours,
Du
On Wed, 2007-09-19 at 20:49 -0700, Bob Arnson wrote:
> Duncan Bayne wrote:
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> To have a property specify the .exe to run, you must use the Property
> and ExeCommand attributes. ExeCommand contains the command-line arguments.
Ahah - thanks :
> Well, the log mentions UninstallOldXYZ but the .wxs file has
> UninstallOldBPM as the name of the action. Make sure any old versions
> of the msi have been uninstalled and that the one you are running is the
> correct one.
Sorry, that should have been UninstallOldXYZ in all cases. The latter
w
CustomAction but didn't see anything obvious.
TIA for any help.
Yours,
Duncan Bayne
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which also
contains all the WiX executables), it succeeds:
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DllRegisterServer in LicensingClientShim.dll succeeded.
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I suspect I'm missing something simple here ... anyone have any suggestions?
Yours,
Duncan Bayne
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