yes, it didn't help...
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Thanks! I'm good at making things harder than necessary
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On 19-Jul-14 13:09, Phill Hogland wrote:
> So when this MSI is added to a bundle, I assume that Payload element should
> be used with the MsiPackage element to specify the MSI and the cabinet
> files.
No need. WiX automatically "harvests" the external cabinets and loose
files from an MsiPackage at
On a different question (than my other post about signing external ab files),
when using the MediaTemplate element in an MSI I understand that it will do
'smart cabbing' and create multiple cab files using the CabinetTemplate (or
default) as needed.
So when this MSI is added to a bundle, I assume
Until now I have always used the MediaTemplate EmbedCab='yes". My projects
in general are posted to a web site and I use a mba to update the bundle and
download the packages. This has been working for many projects using wix
3.8.1128. However I have recently experimented with creating these same
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