hi,
in the standard deployment package, there is property for 'ProductName', and
a property for 'Manufacturer'. when the app is installed, it will create a
folder under 'Program Files' for the manufacturer's name, and under it a
folder with the ProductName into which the app itself is installed.
my client doesn't want to have a Manufacturer folder, only a ProductName
folder directly under 'Program Files'. how do i do that?
thanks for any help
ray
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On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 10:51:33 -0400, ray well wrote: in the standard deployment package, there is property for 'ProductName', and
a property for 'Manufacturer'. when the app is installed, it will create a
folder under 'Program Files' for the manufacturer's name, and under it a
folder with the ProductName into which the app itself is installed.
Couldn't you just put the product name in the Manufacturer property and
leave the ProductName property blank? I don't know if this will work, but
its worth a shot.
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