What would be really handy is a ba/ux with a feature tree selection driving
multiple msi packages. This would need to be in addition to WixStdBA, but
"getting it right" and doing it in a reusable way isn't a trivial task.
Handling upgrades would be especially tricky as a bundle can't currently
Microsoft Office 2007 has a single entry in ARP that can be used to
modify/remove the installed products. I wonder if they are using Burn to do
that.
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Are you installing some sort of suite of different products? Maybe the
Visible flag on the MsiPackage element will get you closer to what you want.
Or there might be a way to build a custom BA that would present a screen to
remove particular products.
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Ohh that is it!
I didn't know about the Visible attribute.
Thank you very much
2013/6/27 Alain Forget
> If you're using Burn, wouldn't you just be able to set the MsiPackages'
> Visible attribute to yes, and Permanent to yes (so that all the packages
> aren't automatically uninstalled if the B
If you're using Burn, wouldn't you just be able to set the MsiPackages' Visible
attribute to yes, and Permanent to yes (so that all the packages aren't
automatically uninstalled if the Bundle is uninstalled)?
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