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Removing an assembly from the filesystem in a setup project

How do I remove an assembly that has been added to the filesystem view of a
Visual Studio setup project.

Pat
Jan 15 '08 #1
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How do I remove an assembly that has been added to the filesystem view of
a
Visual Studio setup project.
If you added it manually then just right-click and select delete. If it was
added automatically because another assembly references it then you need to
change the file's 'Exclude' property to true.

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