Oops, forgot that part. Use the CopyFile element or a custom action to copy the file from the MSI directory at installation time. I did something like this with InstallShield a while back, using the SETUPEXEDIR property to locate the file to copy. I guess some equivalent Windows Installer property is available, containing the MSI directory.
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