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    Hi Can any one explain to me please how to create a setup which installs the application and the required files like .net support and sql .ldf and mdf files on the specified locations. If the operating system is XP Professional or any earlier version that supports sql 2000/05. Regards

    modified on Friday, July 2, 2010 3:26 AM

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      Hi Can any one explain to me please how to create a setup which installs the application and the required files like .net support and sql .ldf and mdf files on the specified locations. If the operating system is XP Professional or any earlier version that supports sql 2000/05. Regards

      modified on Friday, July 2, 2010 3:26 AM

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      In a 20 step nutshell :wtf: : 1) Click 'File' -> 'Add' -> 'New Project'. 2) Goto 'Other Project Types' and 'Setup and Development'. 3) Choose 'Setup Project'. 4) In the 'Solution Explorer' rightclick on your setup project. 5) Choose 'Properties'. 6) Click 'Prerequisites...' button. 7) Choose your prerequisites (e.g. .NET Framework, Windows Installer). 8) Press 'OK', press 'Apply'. 9) Rightclick on 'Application Folder' in the left File System window. 10) Choose 'Add' -> 'Project Output' 11) When done, rightclick in the Right File System window. 12) Choose 'Add' and whatever you want to add to the application directory during installation. 13) Rightclick on 'Project output from ....' 14) Select 'Create shorcut to Primary output from ...' 15) Rightclick on 'Shorcut to Primary output from...' 16) Choose 'Rename' 17) Name it after your application. 18) Select it and drag it to the left to 'User's Program Menu'. 19) (Build solution) Build your setup project. 20) In the setup project directory you'll find the .exe and .msi file to install your application.

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        In a 20 step nutshell :wtf: : 1) Click 'File' -> 'Add' -> 'New Project'. 2) Goto 'Other Project Types' and 'Setup and Development'. 3) Choose 'Setup Project'. 4) In the 'Solution Explorer' rightclick on your setup project. 5) Choose 'Properties'. 6) Click 'Prerequisites...' button. 7) Choose your prerequisites (e.g. .NET Framework, Windows Installer). 8) Press 'OK', press 'Apply'. 9) Rightclick on 'Application Folder' in the left File System window. 10) Choose 'Add' -> 'Project Output' 11) When done, rightclick in the Right File System window. 12) Choose 'Add' and whatever you want to add to the application directory during installation. 13) Rightclick on 'Project output from ....' 14) Select 'Create shorcut to Primary output from ...' 15) Rightclick on 'Shorcut to Primary output from...' 16) Choose 'Rename' 17) Name it after your application. 18) Select it and drag it to the left to 'User's Program Menu'. 19) (Build solution) Build your setup project. 20) In the setup project directory you'll find the .exe and .msi file to install your application.

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        Hi Please can you explain how can i set timer control on a splash screen i set its property enabled = true and interval = 5000 but still its not working what shall i do here Can any one help?

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          In a 20 step nutshell :wtf: : 1) Click 'File' -> 'Add' -> 'New Project'. 2) Goto 'Other Project Types' and 'Setup and Development'. 3) Choose 'Setup Project'. 4) In the 'Solution Explorer' rightclick on your setup project. 5) Choose 'Properties'. 6) Click 'Prerequisites...' button. 7) Choose your prerequisites (e.g. .NET Framework, Windows Installer). 8) Press 'OK', press 'Apply'. 9) Rightclick on 'Application Folder' in the left File System window. 10) Choose 'Add' -> 'Project Output' 11) When done, rightclick in the Right File System window. 12) Choose 'Add' and whatever you want to add to the application directory during installation. 13) Rightclick on 'Project output from ....' 14) Select 'Create shorcut to Primary output from ...' 15) Rightclick on 'Shorcut to Primary output from...' 16) Choose 'Rename' 17) Name it after your application. 18) Select it and drag it to the left to 'User's Program Menu'. 19) (Build solution) Build your setup project. 20) In the setup project directory you'll find the .exe and .msi file to install your application.

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          Hi Please can you explain how can i set timer control on a splash screen i set its property enabled = true and interval = 5000 but still its not working what shall i do here Can any one help?

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