The short answer is that a major upgrade (that removes an older product)
requires you to change ProductCode, keep UpgradeCode the same, and make sure
the AllUsers setting matches the currently installed product.
Phil Wilson
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of RICHES O
"... this new version only has changes is in the contents of the build, the
product id's and version numbers have not changed ..."
Hi Ollie,
RemoveExistingProducts does not work because it is supposed to work during
Major Upgrade (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa369786(VS.85).aspx).
Hi Riches,
I ran into the same scenario while developing an installer. From an
installation point of view, this should never happen on a customer's machine
because the customers install MSIs that are different if versions are
different. From a design point of view, different installer packa
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