John Hall wrote:
Is that something I would have to do manually, or is there an
MSI mechanism?
The former or both: MSI doesn't cache full MSIs, so that you have to do
manually. If you run the install from the full copy and don't delete it,
MSI will use it during source resolution. Otherwise, y
John Hall wrote:
However, this installing per-user on demand could be
quite useful. I would like to install some files per-user as well as the
registry entries. How do I make sure the files that need to be installed
are available?
That requires caching the "re
John Hall wrote:
*However, this installing per-user on demand could be quite useful. I
would like to install some files per-user as well as the registry
entries. How do I make sure the files that need to be installed are
available?*
That requires caching the "real" MSI and any external cabs.
Hi,
I am trying to build the 'toolsrc' project for WIX version 3.0. I already have
windows SDK version 6 installed but it failed to build MsgGen tool because of
the following error:
WixBuild.Common.targets(129,5): error : Please install the Windows SDK version
6000.0.0 (Windows Vista) or high
John Hall wrote:
It's an HKCU registry key that would have been created
for the user who installed the application, but obviously not the user
who is running. Is this the default behaviour for a key in HKCU even if
the feature is not advertised?
Yes, for an ad
John Hall wrote:
It's an HKCU registry key that would have been created for the user
who installed the application, but obviously not the user who is
running. Is this the default behaviour for a key in HKCU even if the
feature is not advertised?
Yes, for an advertised shortcut.
Also, is th
I've got some machines that after a minor upgrade,
unprivileged users unexpectedly get MSI launching a dialog saying that
"the feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is
unavailable". Administrators do not see the message. The installer was
run as Administrator.
John Hall wrote:
I've got some machines that after a minor upgrade, unprivileged users
unexpectedly get MSI launching a dialog saying that "the feature you
are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable".
Administrators do not see the message. The installer was run as
Administr
I've got some machines that after a minor upgrade, unprivileged users
unexpectedly get MSI launching a dialog saying that "the feature you are
trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable".
Administrators do not see the message. The installer was run as
Administrator. I assume it is b
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