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    Setup Problems

    I have a program that I need to package 10 folders with the exact same names of files but each file is different because there all for different languages. When I try to add the file again from a new directory the Wizard won't let me. Does anyone have any idea how to create the .CAB on my own through WinZip and then edit the Setup.lst file to coincide with the new CAB?


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    Re: Setup Problems

    Try using the Visual Studio Installer instead of Package and Deployment Wizard. I do seem to remember it doing that. This however requires you to have Visual Studio Enterprise Edition.

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    Re: Setup Problems

    Is this under Visual Studio 6.0 Enterprise Edition because I have not heard of it?


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    Re: Setup Problems

    You can download it free from
    http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/do...1/download.asp

    Iouri Boutchkine
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    Re: Setup Problems

    If you installed it (from CD or download like Iouri said), when started, you will get in the VS development environment. Then you need to start a new project, and select a Visual Installer project. After that, it's all quite clear.

    Tom Cannaerts
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    Tom Cannaerts
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