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Creating a .NET Windows Installer – Part 1
By: Wrox Team
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    2003-03-06

    Table of Contents:
  • Creating a .NET Windows Installer – Part 1
  • Article
  • Introducing the Windows Installer Service
  • The Sample Project
  • Creating the Windows Installer Project
  • The Setup Designers
  • Adding Files, Project Outputs, and Shortcuts
  • Support Files and Project Outputs
  • Shortcuts
  • Customizing the User Interface
  • Abstract
  • Article
  • Introducing the Windows Installer Service
  • The Sample Project

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    Creating a .NET Windows Installer – Part 1 - Adding Files, Project Outputs, and Shortcuts


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    The first step in creating a setup is specifying what files you want to be copied to the target computer, using the File System designer. You can specify that files should be added to a system-recognized folder like the System folder, Fonts folder, the GAC (Global Assembly Cache), or even the user's My Documents folder. You can also add files to a hard-coded path (using the Custom Folder option) or to the directory the user selects for the application (the Application Folder). The full list of supported folder options is shown below:



    The File System window is divided into two panes: a list of folders (on the left), and a list of files for the currently selected folder (on the right). You can add a new folder by right-clicking on the folder list, and choosing Add Special Folder.

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