dB. wrote:
> My product has a configuration file. We want it to stay on the machine
> when the product is uninstalled since the user might have changed it. We
> copy configuration files at installation time in a very nicely
> implemented custom action that copies files outside of component
> rules... I've just discovered a component attribute Permanent=no that
> seems to accomplish the same thing (I can put my file in a separate
> component and mark it permanent).
>
>  
>
> Should I scrap my CAs? Are there reasons not to use Permanent=yes?
>   

Well, it leaves behind parts of your product, normally not a good 
result. But if you were doing that anyway, sure, no harm. Though 
generally, a per-machine install would write the default settings to a 
per-machine location and the user would modify a local copy created at 
first run. FWIW...

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