Appreciate ya suggestion..It worked without the '#x'..
dunno y is it mentioned to prefix '#x' in the Windows SDK documentation on
registry tables
Stefan Pavlik-2 wrote:
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>> Check Registry Value of the MSI file in ORCA editor and you will see
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Hi again...
I am not sure that you can directly write to Software\Wow6432Node\ key.
The Wow6432Node key is present only on 64-bit Windows.
I think you should write the value to
Root="HKLM"
Key="Software\APC\APC PowerChute Personal Edition\2.01.100\Shutdown"
If the component is not 64 Bit it wil
Stefan Pavlik wrote:
> Check Registry Value of the MSI file in ORCA editor and you will see
I meant 'Registry Table' not Registry Value.
Stefan
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Hi
You should not use the '#x' prefix in the Value attribute.
The light.exe (I think) will create correct value during creation of
the MSI package.
Check Registry Value of the MSI file in ORCA editor and you will see
that the string in the 'Value' column is:
#x#x{4E4F5445530046726F6E7450616765457
Can anyone tell me if the "Value" attribute i have specified is correct?
This piece of code doesn't seems to work when the msi is run..
http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2006/wi"; />
Am i using the proper syntax to specify the binary value?
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