That error means the file could not be found.
Those custom actions are immediate, and they look like they depend on files
that have been installed, but immediate custom actions are called before
files have been installed.
In any case, trying to run cmd or bat files is just too unreliable. Code
wo
Even if you could, you *definitely* can't do file redirection with >
without explicitly invoking 'cmd'.
Either way that looks kinda fragile. Did you consider writing a proper
native-code CA?
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Nicolás
2013/8/20 Neil Sleightholm :
> You can't run "echo" with invoking the command processor. Try
You can't run "echo" with invoking the command processor. Try "cmd /c echo
blah...".
Neil
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