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    Hi everybody, I've created one setup program on visual studio .net 2003 and the framework is ver 1.1, the problem is when i want to run my Setup.MSI file on the older version of framework (1.0) then it fails and alerts me to upgrade to 1.1 version. i have't any custom action programmed in that setup file as well. i though this setup program (msi file) is something independent from .net and framework and msi file is windows standard,..... anyways any clue?...:zzz: thanx in advance

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      Hi everybody, I've created one setup program on visual studio .net 2003 and the framework is ver 1.1, the problem is when i want to run my Setup.MSI file on the older version of framework (1.0) then it fails and alerts me to upgrade to 1.1 version. i have't any custom action programmed in that setup file as well. i though this setup program (msi file) is something independent from .net and framework and msi file is windows standard,..... anyways any clue?...:zzz: thanx in advance

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      When you create an MSI package using Visual Studio .NET and include assemblies in your package, VS.NET automatically adds a launch condition which you could delete by selecting the project and clicking the appropriate toolbar icon in the Solution Explorer.

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