Neil Sleightholm wrote
> I don't think reading the environment variables will work as the MSI is in
> the context of the msiexec service not the user that is logged on.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: StevenOgilvie [mailto:
> sogilvie@
> ]
> Sent: 21 September 2012 16:37
> To:
> wix-us
Steven Ogilvie wrote
> Using the env. Variable retrieves it from my local environment at build
> time... so if someone else runs the install on another machine they see my
> domain\my user logon :)
>
> Which won't work
Well, that was a "doh" moment *lol* Sorry about that.
The CA method poste
StevenOgilvie wrote
> I have these two set:
>
>
>
>
> Then this property:
> Value="$(var.LogonDomainName)\$(var.LogonUserName)" />
> but when I use it at runtime I see this:
> [%USERDOMAIN]\[%USERNAME]
Have you tried defining the variables this way:
I think you could even combine them
I think the fact that the file is edited after it is laid down on the
computer means the install considers the file to be "customer data" because
its Modify date is later than the Create date. That follows the file
versioning rules for unversioned files.
One way around that problem is to specify a
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