I wrote: 
> Mike Dimmick wrote:
> > See 'Internet Download Bootstrapping' in MSDN Library, at
> > http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-
> > us/msi/setup/internet_download_bootstrapping.asp.
> 
> Looks very promising. 

... however, I failed when trying to implement it.

So far I have:
  - put msi, cabs, said 'setup.exe' modified by msistuff,
    and instmsi{A,W}.exe on a web site.
  - start the setup.exe from there.

A dialog pops up telling me that the issuer could not be
verified (so I propbably missed to put that in somewhere,...)

I click 'execute' nevertheless.

A window named 'Windows Installer Installation Wrapper' shows
up for a very short time and that's it.

I am pretty sure the web server as such works.

I've tried to follow 
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/msi/setup/a_url_based_windows_installer_installation_example.asp

but that seems to require Windows Installer 2.0, so far I assumed 3.0.
So maybe it's not the appropriate receipt to follow.

Moreover, I did not find setup.exe  on my system, but
sources in C:\Programme\Microsoft Platform SDK\Samples\SysMgmt\Msi\setup.exe
which I compiled.

instmsi{A,W}.exe I got from 
C:\Programme\Microsoft Visual Studio\COMMON\Tools\VSInst\BuildRes

Has anybody succeeded in creating a web based installation using
WinXP SP2 targetting Win2k+, using Windows Installer 3.0?

If not, should I try Windows Installer 2.0?

Any hint is appreciated.

Regards,
Andre'

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