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    godzooky
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    how do i set the install location for dll's in a merge module? the properties window does not contain a location. the dll's are installed in the application folder, when they should be installed in the windows\system32 directory.

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      how do i set the install location for dll's in a merge module? the properties window does not contain a location. the dll's are installed in the application folder, when they should be installed in the windows\system32 directory.

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      If you are referring to an existing Merge Module (aka, one created for your use), then that information is already stored in the module itself. In other words, if you're using the MSVCRT merge module in your installer, that merege module already contains the necessary pathing information to place the DLL in the correct location (in this case %windows%\System32). D.

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        If you are referring to an existing Merge Module (aka, one created for your use), then that information is already stored in the module itself. In other words, if you're using the MSVCRT merge module in your installer, that merege module already contains the necessary pathing information to place the DLL in the correct location (in this case %windows%\System32). D.

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        i am using the msvcrt merge module from c:\program files\common files\merge modules, but it is being installed in the application folder. any ideas?

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          i am using the msvcrt merge module from c:\program files\common files\merge modules, but it is being installed in the application folder. any ideas?

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          No, since we cannot 'see' how the merge module is/was built. I suggest you just add the DLL to your installer and put it where you need/want it. D.

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