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Files Page Icons
Windows Installer Editor Reference
Program Files (x86)
Global Assembly
Cache
Default directory
You can add new directories on the Files page.
If the directory structure on your computer changes while you are assembling an
installation, change the source directories in the installation, or convert them to relative
or UNC-based source paths.
See
About source paths
See also:
Files Page
on page 112
Files Page Icons
on page 115
Visual Studio Solution Page
The following icons appear in the lower-right list box on the Files page to help you
quickly identify different types of files on the destination computer.
Installation file
Duplicate installation file
Installation file with permissions set
File to be removed from the destination computer
File to be moved on the destination computer
New location of file to be moved on the destination computer
(64-bit installations only.) A 64-bit system has two
directories for program files: Program Files, in which 64-bit
applications and components are installed; and Program
Files (x86), in which 32-bit applications and components are
installed.
See
32-bit Applications on 64-bit Computers
(.NET installation only.) This is used for assemblies that will
be shared by many applications on the destination
computer. It appears only if you select either .NET
Application or Mixed (.NET and Win32) as the
application type on the Product Details page.
If you specify the default directory on the Product Details
page, it appears on the Files page followed by
[INSTALLDIR]. This makes it easy to identify the installation
directory. To enable or disable this option, select Show
InstallDir from the right-click menu.
on page 295.
on page 140
Assembling an Installation
on page 66.
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