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Jan 06, 2017
08:50 AM
How to register the 64 bit DLL using InstallShield??
I have created the setup using InstallShield 2015 VSTO 2012, now I need to register the DLL.In this http://www.installationdeveloper.com/3028/com-extractionregistration-in-an-installshield-project/ link they are saying self register checkbox in design view but I m unable to find it.Help me
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Jan 06, 2017
01:08 PM
If you go to the File itself in InstallShield, right click Properties - then a dialog should come up with the choices. Near the top is the "Self Register" checkbox. This is assuming a full version of Installshield 2015 and a Basic MSI.
Now, I don't recommend self-registration as there can be a number of problems that can be encountered, but I believe that might be what you are asking about.
http://www.bing.com/search?q=self-registration%20problems&qs=n&form=QBRE&sp=-1&pq=self-registration%20problems&sc=0-25&sk=&cvid=56C822A32B314840A13BD742283A82E0
The better method is to extract the Registry data outside of InstallShield and then plug that data into the Registry node in InstallShield. This is much less problematic, but more time consuming. It all comes down to trade offs in many cases.
Microsoft does not support self-registration so it is an extension in InstallShield.
Chad
Now, I don't recommend self-registration as there can be a number of problems that can be encountered, but I believe that might be what you are asking about.
http://www.bing.com/search?q=self-registration%20problems&qs=n&form=QBRE&sp=-1&pq=self-registration%20problems&sc=0-25&sk=&cvid=56C822A32B314840A13BD742283A82E0
The better method is to extract the Registry data outside of InstallShield and then plug that data into the Registry node in InstallShield. This is much less problematic, but more time consuming. It all comes down to trade offs in many cases.
Microsoft does not support self-registration so it is an extension in InstallShield.
Chad