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    package and deployment wizard

    I was wondering if it is possible to use the package and deploy wizard to make an install for my program, the only thing is i have used more than one project, can i make an install using a project group not a project. If not does anybody know of any other package and deployment wizards.

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    Re: package and deployment wizard

    A project group usually have one main EXE project and one or more OCX/DLL projects. The main project references the other projects so if you have everything compiled the P&DW should pick up the references you use in the main project when you run the wizard on that.

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    Re: package and deployment wizard

    I have about 8 EXE's to make the program more stable. when i install them on my other computer i only want to run 1 install rather than 8 installs, is there away i can run 1 install.

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    Re: package and deployment wizard

    Yes, manually add all files to the P&DW.

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    Re: package and deployment wizard

    Instead of creating a new thread i thought i'd post this problem here.

    i get this msgbox when i open my project it has only happened since i formatted my pc, i dont think i copied the file, but it seems theres something wrong with vb6 not my program.
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