> ALLUSERS="2" is a valid setting.
Yes, ALLUSERS=2 is valid in general, but I'm interested to know why my
installer was perfectly happy with it - even when the source file
contained:
ALLUSERS=1
> As Thorsten said on his reply, don't worry too much about locking that
> type of thing down.
Thanks
If you really care, then author a (type 51) custom action that sets ALLUSERS to
1 so that it doesn't matter if it gets specified on the command line.
ALLUSERS=2 is often not what you want because it simply backs off to a per-user
install if the user doesn't have enough privilege.
Phil Wilson
ALLUSERS="2" is a valid setting.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa367559(VS.85).aspx
As Thorsten said on his reply, don't worry too much about locking that
type of thing down. If a user is competent enough to mess with your MSI
to engineer a per-user installation rather than a per-machine
Guten Tag Paul Baker,
am Montag, 8. März 2010 um 06:13 schrieben Sie:
> -- If I only ever want my installer to be used per-machine, is it
> recommended that I do something to try and prevent users overriding
> ALLUSERS?
I wouldn't spend to much effort in trying to prevent the user from
doing thin
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