Suppose I have:
In my WIX source file. This produces - when I install - a .ico file
installed to
C:\Windows\Installer\{CLSID}\CCRFileIcon.ico
Which I can then refer to in a registry setting (say a file icon
specification).
The docs for the
Folks:
I understand how to use the ProgID for some simple cases, such
as this example:
The problem is - how
Folks:
I have an activeX control I deploy with my Win32 application
which requires registry settings. I've created a manifest for this OCX, so
that it can be installed on WinXP and later without any registry settings
(so works more nearly side-by-side with other programs that might use
Folks:
It appears the standard methodology for making changes in
dialogs is to copy the dialog into your own .wxs file, and anything that
referred to it (like a UI sequence) also has to be copied and modified.
Are there any plans (maybe in Wix v3?) to include an ability
I'm using the latest daily build of Wix v3.
I have a windows service I'm installing, and I've found I can do:
To install my service without starting at installation time, or:
To get it to run automatically after installation.
Next, I added a che
Folks:
The setup.exe built using setupbld.exe in the latest
(3.0.3106.0) version of WIX doesn't include an application icon. Most other
installers appear to have some kind of installer icon.
Is this choice intentional?
I realize I can make a manual copy
Folks:
I've just tried WIX, after a decade of suffering with
Installshield, and I'm truly impressed! This is a major improvement!
I'm using the latest WIX v3 pre-release build 3.0.2420.0.
One of the few (blocking) bugs I've run into appears to be a
known
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