please mark this as solved

see the attached project too :
Form1.cs :

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Text;
using...

See the attached project

Form1.Designer.cs :

namespace fitwebbrowserindinwindow
{
partial class Form1
{
/// <summary>
/// Required designer variable.

when you know as little as i do, in general, you are not afraid of gotten wrong like being arrogant. Even the installer thing in it self has dedicated books of thousand pages. So basically, in...

mark this thread as solved :D

We should create a generic c# thread class in daniweb. that class will be inherited by all the threads and will add some common things that we keep repeating. for example, post your code, attach your...

No one can compete with me in this field as sknake stated :)

stoymigo, for additional steps dont add more UI pages to your setup wizard dialog. instead of doing that, create a custom installer class library project. In that project override on after install...

Well, :) that's true, i almost did everything that windows installer is able to do :)

Also mark this thread as solved.

mark as solved?

solved?

Having seen you explained the header file question pretty well, i was encouraged to post this question that i kept wondering too.
How is the need for a make file handled in Visual Studio IDE?
...

i created a thread in geeks lounge "what do you think would be milestone web-social-application?", i would like to hear your opinions about that thread. Thanks in advance.

i find this thread so informative. keep posting guys, this is a very useful and enlightening discussion. thanks for your answers.

So you think c# is better than c++? if Narue were alive, she would prove you wrong as a well known c++ geek :)

No i posted it to here to have Scott involved in the conversation.
Today he is in good mood. And also i really wonder how c# deals without having header files, if that can be done, why c++ has...

i wonder it, because i hate c++ header files. if c# compiler has a way of getting rid of them, why cant c++ do?
here some similar info but i am not satisfied....

why not clickable but clickthrouable?

yeah, history is about repetition..

Watch some data access video tutorials on windowsclient.net
when opened with windows media play, hit shift+ctrl+N and it will take half as it would in normal speed.

make a public property of type UserControl, and return your private member user control, so you will have all sorts of access to your UserControl members.

i reported the thread, i hope it is going to be moved.

why would i do that :) at least this way it takes some time for them to catch it, and in the meanwhile i reach some people like you .

i have a question here, you open an .msi by specifying a path to .msi.
i want to read that information without knowing the physical path of that .msi. i will use this from within custom installer...

This is Turkish damn it :)
Let's do it Turkish way then, incorporating some ego in it. Private message Scott(sknake) and tell him that Serkan refered you to him to help this out.
i will take a...

what are the questions that i didnt answer?
basically i need to set product name dynamically, that is all i need.

You are becoming my most favorite poster in daniweb after Scott(sknake).

Thanks

Could you please test it for me? if that works i will add to your reputation for ten days.

i tested it before asking, and it didnt work.

no problem, i downloaded it before you post that.

have you tested it, did it work?

majestic0110, i will examine panayquil's code, then i will synthesize the knowledge and come back.

how to set product name for windows installer through command line?

Thanks

Thanks,
i looked at that code but
Database dbMsiFile = new Database(strFileMsi, OpenDatabase.ReadOnly);
even in that code it is not a defined type, what is that Database class?

how to read values from msi database?

Thanks

yo poble i d' w' ree

where is my reputation then ? :)

i think my confusion comes from here :
discretion is derived from discreet not discrete

Main Entry: dis·creet
Pronunciation: \di-ˈskrēt\
Function: adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from...