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  1. Mar 6th, 2002, 04:17 PM #1
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    Best Way?

    What is the best way to determine all the files you need to include in your setup program?

    Thanks!
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  2. Mar 6th, 2002, 04:19 PM #2
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    Look at your references in the project.

    To those add any controls you inclued in the project (click on the Add components on the toolbox) and last but not least the VB runtimes.
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    There's an addin that comes with VB called "Package and Deployment Wizard." I've never used it, but I heard that it'll pack all of your dependencies into a .cab file and tell you what they are.

    Also, most setup-creation utitlies, such as InstallerVISE, will scan your project for dependencies.
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    I hate package and delpoyment wizard

    and innosetup doesn't to my knowledge scan my project...how much is InstalerlVISE?
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    Originally posted by stickman373
    I hate package and delpoyment wizard

    and innosetup doesn't to my knowledge scan my project...how much is InstalerlVISE?
    It was free for me
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    InstallerVISE will let you use the full version installer for free/shareware for a year for free.
    Utility to Convert Visual Studio.NET 2003 Project Files

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