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    I am creating a VB.NET windows application and am unsure at whether i should be publishing the final executeable or creating a install/deployment project. I have tried the publish route (both to a web url and a directory) and the program installs fine. However i want to control where the exe file is sent and the publish does'nt seem to give me that. Is this what the install/deployment route will give me? Or is there a valid reason for using one over the other? (Yes, i am a .NET newbie) Regards

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      I am creating a VB.NET windows application and am unsure at whether i should be publishing the final executeable or creating a install/deployment project. I have tried the publish route (both to a web url and a directory) and the program installs fine. However i want to control where the exe file is sent and the publish does'nt seem to give me that. Is this what the install/deployment route will give me? Or is there a valid reason for using one over the other? (Yes, i am a .NET newbie) Regards

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      Don't repost the same question multiple times. If there's additional information you need to provide, just Modify your original post.

      A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^]
      Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
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        Don't repost the same question multiple times. If there's additional information you need to provide, just Modify your original post.

        A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^]
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             2006, 2007

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        Dave Kreskowiak wrote:

        Don't repost the same question multiple times.

        Oh gawd, another one of those :~

        "Any sort of work in VB6 is bound to provide several WTF moments." - Christian Graus

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