Your installer should overwrite the file, giving them the option of course to keep the old one if they are really sure they want to
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I cant see your installer, it would need to deploy the file, and save it to the correct location. Only you can work out why that doesnt happen.
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Yep, so whatever you use to make your installer should be told to always overwrite those files newer or not.
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I dont know what you use to make your installer with. Wise (the one I use) does.
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I dont know what you use to make your installer with. Wise (the one I use) does.
He is using the installer capability built into visual studio
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A fair assumption - but at no point has this been said.
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I have created a setup project for a WPF application using VS 2008.
uh yeah he did, the installer functionality is called setup projects in visual studio, you add them to the solution
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Fair enough, I dont use built in installers they are usually very primitive.
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