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    I am trying to write a custom AppWizard. I would like my AppWizard to be able to enable the "Build browser info file" facility. I can see how to do this using the "Project>Settings" menu option, but I can not see how to get a custom AppWizard to do this automatically. I thought it might involve using AddToolSettings, but what is the name of the tool (Is it bscmake?) and what is the command option that you use?

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      I am trying to write a custom AppWizard. I would like my AppWizard to be able to enable the "Build browser info file" facility. I can see how to do this using the "Project>Settings" menu option, but I can not see how to get a custom AppWizard to do this automatically. I thought it might involve using AddToolSettings, but what is the name of the tool (Is it bscmake?) and what is the command option that you use?

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      Hi Anonymous, The tool is bscmake.exe Try the following: VARIANT dummy = {0}; CString browseInfoFileName; CComPtr pConfigs; //Place the following line into the string above: /o"\my_project\output_folder/project_name.bsc" pConfigs->AddToolSettings(L"bscmake.exe", browseInfoFileName.AllocSysString(), dummy); Better late than never

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