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Visual Studio Solution Page

Windows Installer Editor Reference
/u self-unregisters the files after the extraction is finished.
Input_COM_Full_pathname is the path to the file or files that should be self-
registered.
Output_REG_pathname is the path and file name of the .REG file to which the
registry information will be extracted. This file must be accessible to anyone
who will be working on the installation.
The files are registered and the registry information is extracted to the .REG file you
specified.
4. On the build computer, do one of the following to import the .REG file:
On the Registry page, import the .REG file you created. This method imports
the information once but does not update it if the file's registration information
changes.
See Importing and Exporting Registry Entries
In Setup Editor > Components tab, display the Component Details dialog box
for the component containing the file. In Import .REG File, specify the .REG
file you created. Mark Extract advertising information from registry file.
See Adding and Editing a Component
If you rerun WiseComCapture.exe whenever the file's registration information
changes, its registry information will be imported from the .REG file.
See also:
How Self-Registration Information is Captured
Visual Studio integrated editor only.
This page is available only if the installation is part of a Visual Studio solution.
The Visual Studio Solution page is similar to the Files page, except:
The upper-left list box displays the projects in the solution and organizes each
project's output by output groups.
The lower-right list box organizes the files in the installation by output group.
The output group icon is new.
See Visual Studio Solution Page Icons
Therefore, where the Files page is folder-oriented, the Visual Studio Solution page is
project- and output group-oriented. This organization of the page simplifies the addition
of output files to the installation. It is especially useful when you are working with a
solution that has an extensive folder structure (example: a Web project).
Use the Visual Studio Solution page to:
Override the file installation directories that result from scanning the solution.
Control whether dependencies are included with an output group.
Add output files that were not included in the solution scan.
Organize files into features.
Assembling an Installation
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