Sascha Beaumont wrote:
> For a beginner I would highly recommend
> reading "The Definitive Guide to Windows Installer" (you should be
> able to find it on Amazon) and then referencing MSI45.chm (from the
> Windows Installer 4.5 SDK) and WIX.chm (from Wix 3.0) when developing
> your installation.
Yes, exactly.
Sascha Beaumont wrote:
> Hi Louis,
>
> I'm a relatively "new" WiX user (only a month or two) and I was
> thinking along the same lines when I first took a look at WiX for use
> in our projects last year. The main thing is that InstallShield
> doesn't require an understanding of MSI t
Hi Louis,
I'm a relatively "new" WiX user (only a month or two) and I was
thinking along the same lines when I first took a look at WiX for use
in our projects last year. The main thing is that InstallShield
doesn't require an understanding of MSI technology to create MSI based
installers. WiX doe
Hey Louis,
Unfortunately this product takes the shape of most other open source
projects. There is no formalized support because no one gets paid to do this
work. The contributions and support are only as good as the community. I
found this to be much the same as when I was using InstallShield as
>From the tutorial."This toolset requires .NET Framework 1.1 and its Service
Pack", and "does not require any extra framework to be installed on the
target system". Why just framework 1.1, Why not a more recent version? Are
there problems with WiX that might be eliminated if using a higher versio
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