I have a Wix installer that includes something like this:
Component Id=MyShortcuts NeverOverwrite=yes Guid={someguid}
RegistryKey Action=create Id=MyShortCutsRegKey
Key=Software\TheCompany\TheProduct 1.0\My Root=HKCU
RegistryValue Id=MyShortcutsKeyVal KeyPath=yes
, 2007 12:39 PM
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Subject: [WiX-users] preventing the overwrite of Shortcut
I have a Wix installer that includes something like this:
Component Id=MyShortcuts NeverOverwrite=yes
Guid={someguid}
RegistryKey Action=create Id=MyShortCutsRegKey
Key=Software
AM
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] preventing the overwrite of Shortcut
I think my question would be why the user is forced into a (somewhat
unfriendly) specification of command line parameters as opposed to a
friendlier scenario using (for example) a configuration file
Of
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I think my question would be why the user is forced into a (somewhat
unfriendly) specification of command line parameters as opposed
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] preventing the overwrite of Shortcut
Certainly there are better
John Vottero wrote:
I believe that a major upgrade is essentially an uninstall of the old
version followed by an install of the new version.
It depends on the scheduling of RemoveExistingProducts. If it's early,
then the new product is installed (bumping up ref counts) and then the
old
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