Kalle Olavi Niemitalo wrote:
> If different products install the same component into different
> directories, Windows Installer actually remembers each of those
> directories.
True but the components must be identical and all the other component
rules apply. In fact, even more so, because only
Pat Higgins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> That said, I believe its technically incorrect to have the same
> GUID for the different components even though they both have
> the same files; they are different by the fact of having a
> different installdir.
If different products install the same comp
Ted Berg wrote:
> My concern is that the GUID for any given component in the various
> packages is the same. The files associated with the component are
> installed into a different directory for each package.
>
That violates component rules, which is a problem mostly when you want
to do mi
Not sure if you'll hit a problem if each MSI if for a different client & they
are unlikely to install each others MSI.
That said, an error could occur & a component for client X is built into an MSI
for client Y - client Y installing that MSI might have an issue.
Sorry I can't give a straight ans
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