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How to create Setup and Deployment project in VS 2012??

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    I searched on internet for creating Setup of a project. I found that "The setup project is abandoned in VS 2012." My question is:- is there any way to create Setup of my project in VS 2012? Thanks in Advanced ....

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      I searched on internet for creating Setup of a project. I found that "The setup project is abandoned in VS 2012." My question is:- is there any way to create Setup of my project in VS 2012? Thanks in Advanced ....

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      If you purchased Visual Studio 2012, you have the right to download a free version InstallShield Limited Edition. I did it and have used it successfully to create SETUP.EXE programs. See Visual Studio 2012: Deploying with Install Shield [^] and Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2012 Setup and Deployment Project[^] You can also use Click Once (via the Visual Studio My Project or Project Properties Publish tab) to publish your program to a web server or file server and have your users install from there. An advantage of Click Once is that it can be used to keep your user's versions up to date without requiring a re-install.

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        If you purchased Visual Studio 2012, you have the right to download a free version InstallShield Limited Edition. I did it and have used it successfully to create SETUP.EXE programs. See Visual Studio 2012: Deploying with Install Shield [^] and Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2012 Setup and Deployment Project[^] You can also use Click Once (via the Visual Studio My Project or Project Properties Publish tab) to publish your program to a web server or file server and have your users install from there. An advantage of Click Once is that it can be used to keep your user's versions up to date without requiring a re-install.

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        Thanks a lotttttttt Mike.... :)

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