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    deployment v installation ?

    Firstly, I hope you all had a good festive period. Full on ale and food and are looking forward to a new year.

    So, my question. Is there a difference between deployment and installation? I ask because when I deploy my app, it always gets 'installed' to c:\applications and settings\some long winded gobbledegook\myapp.exe. I want to install it to c:\program files\my app\myapp.exe Am I missing something in the application deployment set up?

    TIA

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    Re: deployment v installation ?

    What are you using to install it? Is it .NET or VB 6 or ???
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    Re: deployment v installation ?

    Bugger, too many rum and cokes with mince pie chasers!!!

    I'm deploying a vb.net app using vs2005.

    Sorry...

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