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Setup Project - Contents Of A Folder

All,

I have a setup (deployment) project in my solution that installs my
application. I also have help files outside of my solution that I
want to include into my setup project. All of the help files are
located on another folder on my system.

I've added a new folder in my setup called Help, which will be created
under my installation folder. Can I have the setup gather all of the
files from the folder containing my help files rather than
specifically selecting each file? Another department is maintaining
the help so I would like for the setup to simply get all files from a
folder.

Thanks in advance!

Dave
Jan 11 '08 #1
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If you are using the ClickOnce deployment, then no. You have to specify the
files to be included in the deployment.

RobinS.
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"Dave Wurtz" <da********@asdsoftware.comwrote in message
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All,

I have a setup (deployment) project in my solution that installs my
application. I also have help files outside of my solution that I
want to include into my setup project. All of the help files are
located on another folder on my system.

I've added a new folder in my setup called Help, which will be created
under my installation folder. Can I have the setup gather all of the
files from the folder containing my help files rather than
specifically selecting each file? Another department is maintaining
the help so I would like for the setup to simply get all files from a
folder.

Thanks in advance!

Dave
Jan 12 '08 #2
I'm not using ClickOnce deployment. I'm using the 'standard' Setup
Project found in VS 2005. Can I do this in this type of project?

Dave
On Jan 12, 12:08*am, "RobinS" <rob...@imnottelling.comwrote:
If you are using the ClickOnce deployment, then no. You have to specify the
files to be included in the deployment.

RobinS.
--------------------"Dave Wurtz" <dave_wu...@asdsoftware.comwrote in message

news:59**********************************@s12g2000 prg.googlegroups.com...
All,
I have asetup(deployment) project in my solution that installs my
application. *I also have help files outside of my solution that I
want to include into mysetupproject. *All of the help files are
located on another folder on my system.
I've added a new folder in mysetupcalled Help, which will be created
under my installation folder. *Can I have thesetupgather all of the
files from the folder containing my help files rather than
specifically selecting each file? *Another department is maintaining
the help so I would like for thesetupto simply get all files from a
folder.
Thanks in advance!
Dave- Hide quoted text -

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Jan 15 '08 #3
I would think so, but I haven't mucked around with that, so I don't know how
you would do that. Hopefully someone else will help you.

RobinS.
------------------------------------
"Dave Wurtz" <da********@asdsoftware.comwrote in message
news:d0**********************************@y5g2000h sf.googlegroups.com...
I'm not using ClickOnce deployment. I'm using the 'standard' Setup
Project found in VS 2005. Can I do this in this type of project?

Dave
On Jan 12, 12:08 am, "RobinS" <rob...@imnottelling.comwrote:
If you are using the ClickOnce deployment, then no. You have to specify
the
files to be included in the deployment.

RobinS.
--------------------"Dave Wurtz" <dave_wu...@asdsoftware.comwrote in
message

news:59**********************************@s12g2000 prg.googlegroups.com...
All,
I have asetup(deployment) project in my solution that installs my
application. I also have help files outside of my solution that I
want to include into mysetupproject. All of the help files are
located on another folder on my system.
I've added a new folder in mysetupcalled Help, which will be created
under my installation folder. Can I have thesetupgather all of the
files from the folder containing my help files rather than
specifically selecting each file? Another department is maintaining
the help so I would like for thesetupto simply get all files from a
folder.
Thanks in advance!
Dave- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -
Jan 18 '08 #4

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