Scott Palmer wrote:
> I've only used merge modules to install shared components like the VC8
> runtime. I assume that merge modules would update all products in the
> case of machine-wide shared components like that.
Patches target specific products so they can't be used to let Microsoft,
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On 7/16/07, Bob Arnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Scott Palmer wrote:
> Microsoft certainly doesn't like to make things easy do they? I
> assume though that if someone in the WMF group clued in to using MSI
> that they might also have the foresight to provide a merge module for
> the redistrib
Scott Palmer wrote:
> Microsoft certainly doesn't like to make things easy do they? I
> assume though that if someone in the WMF group clued in to using MSI
> that they might also have the foresight to provide a merge module for
> the redistributables. Kind of like they should have years ago.
Microsoft certainly doesn't like to make things easy do they?
I assume though that if someone in the WMF group clued in to using MSI
that they might also have the foresight to provide a merge module for
the redistributables. Kind of like they should have years ago.
How
Microsoft certainly doesn't like to make things easy do they? I assume
though that if someone in the WMF group clued in to using MSI that they
might also have the foresight to provide a merge module for the
redistributables. Kind of like they should have years ago.
However, assuming that they
Scott Palmer wrote:
> I've got a checkbox in my installer that for some reason cannot be
> changed by the user and I haven't a clue why. Anyone got some ideas?
You need to specify the CheckBoxValue attribute.
>
> ...
>After="InstallFiles">
>After="InstallFiles">
> ...
>
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I've got a checkbox in my installer that for some reason cannot be changed
by the user and I haven't a clue why. Anyone got some ideas?
Here's some code snippets:
The initial state is set to checked... (most users will want to upgrade ..
some will need to keep old versions because later verson
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