Did you look at the resource he recommended to you? What further questions do you have after studying that?
Sarcastic slamming of helpful responses is unlikely to encourage people to help you further, and is likely to put off others who might have helped. > From: SToney [mailto:stoneya...@msn.com] > > Thank you so much for your invaluable reply. If you had read > my original > post, it would let you know that I am just starting with WIX > and was looking > for directions on where to look because I work with people > that tell me to > look in the book or "Hmm, MSI SDK about the Feature table > Remarks section > talks about all > kinds of this stuff." The first thing I do is "Look in the > book" and then I > try to find out for myself and I look in the documentation. > Maybe you should > put "Look in MSI SDK" in the WIX help documentation. > Again, thanks for the 20 seconds that it took you to type > that, unless it > took you more, then thank you for that extra time. > > > Rob Mensching-6 wrote: > > > > Hmm, MSI SDK about the Feature table Remarks section talks > about all > > kinds of this stuff. > > > > SToney wrote: > >> I'm putting "all" DirectoryRef's in one library, and > understand that the > >> directory tree structure doesn't get created until you > "copy" files to > >> it. > >> How can I change the Feature Level so that the feature for > Level 2 gets > >> processed instead of Level 1? > >> > >> > >> SToney wrote: > >> > >>> I am starting on my first WIX Installer Package. Thanks > in advance for > >>> all > >>> the information I have read to get me this far. In my > installation, I > >>> put > >>> 3 radio buttons to install a Demo, Advanced or Network > version. I am > >>> going > >>> to have all 3 options on the CD/DVD. Some files are > shared between the 3 > >>> and some are not. Should I create "fragment" libraries > for each and then > >>> have the shared files in the main .wxs file or is there a > better way? > >>> Where do I need to create the different Program Files > tree structure > >>> because Demo has a different tree structure and Advanced > and the Network > >>> version have the same tree structure so I don't want to > create the Demo > >>> Tree if it is not being installed. > >>> Also, when I go to install different applications, can I > "spawn" other > >>> MSI's? With parameters or is it better to have the MSI > read registry > >>> entries or ini files? > >>> I am going to have many more questions and will also try > to answer some > >>> because being new, there are a lot of brick walls. > >>> Thanks ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Crystal Reports - New Free Runtime and 30 Day Trial Check out the new simplified licensing option that enables unlimited royalty-free distribution of the report engine for externally facing server and web deployment. http://p.sf.net/sfu/businessobjects _______________________________________________ WiX-users mailing list WiX-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wix-users
