I think a DLL is probably the best way to handle most custom actions.  I'm 
fairly sure the 32-bit 
version would work fine under Win64.  You could always create a DLL that does 
nothing too difficult 
and give it a quick test.

Rob


János Brezniczky wrote:
> Hi,
>  
> According to this topic I'd like to ask whether it is a good or bad 
> choice if I use an embedded DLL (<Binary>) implenting the 
> functionality to tackle with the running executable issue. It becomes 
> interesting when it comes to deploying the application to 64 bit 
> platforms. I mean in this case, would it be a must to provide a 64 bit 
> version of the DLL, too?
> 
>  
> 2007/9/24, Rob Hamflett <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>:
> 
>     This page has a good example of enumerating processes and getting
>     the executable file names.
>     http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms682623.aspx
> 
>     You would need your Custom Action to read a property from the MSI
>     which contained the names to look
>     for, and then compare that list against the processes as you go
>     through them.  You can then do
>     whatever it is that needs doing to populate the FilesInUse dialog,
>     or show a dialog asking the user
>     to close the program.
> 
>     Rob
> 
>     Veerendra wrote:
>      > Rob,
>      >
>      > Could you give some example code (custom action) to workaround
>     for this
>      > problem.
>      >
>      > Thanks a lot!
>      > Veerendra
>      >
>      >
>      > Rob Hamflett wrote:
>      >> One of the things required for Windows Installer to put an entry
>     in the
>      >> FilesInUse dialog is that it
>      >>   needs to be able to find a window handle.  This is why the program
>      >> doesn't appear in the list if
>      >> it is in the tray.  I think this might have been sorted out in
>     Windows
>      >> Installer v4.  You'll need a
>      >> custom action to get round the problem.
>      >>
>      >> Rob
>      >>
>      >> V K Gangwar wrote:
>      >>> Hello All,
>      >>>
>      >>> While my application is running an ICON is displayed in system
>     tray.
>      >>> When I uninstall my application FilesInUse dialog doesn't tell that
>      >>> application is currently running.
>      >>> But if click the ICON (maximized condition) and then Uninstall the
>      >>> application. that time FilesInUse dialog displays properly.
>      >>>
>      >>> How I fix this problem.
>      >>>
>      >>> Regards,
>      >>> Veerendra
>      >>>
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