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‎Jun 26, 2013
07:59 AM
IS VS2012 LE - Dependant files of Primary output
Hello,
I'm using Installshield Limited Edition on Visual Studio 2012.
I have a project that has many dependancy's on other dll's. Now, with the standard method (putting primary output of project in installdir) the dependant dll's are also in my installdir. How can I (if possible, selectively) put them in a subfolder (Bin for example)?
Thanks in advance,
Zavulon
I'm using Installshield Limited Edition on Visual Studio 2012.
I have a project that has many dependancy's on other dll's. Now, with the standard method (putting primary output of project in installdir) the dependant dll's are also in my installdir. How can I (if possible, selectively) put them in a subfolder (Bin for example)?
Thanks in advance,
Zavulon
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‎Jul 01, 2013
11:19 AM
Hello,
To find dependent files of primary output, Please follow below steps:
1>Scan for dependencies - right click project primary output, select Dependencies from scan at build
2>You will see the dependencies you will have to manually add, indicated by a red icon
3>Uncheck them, so you could get rid of the -6248 warning.
4>Then manually add the dependencies you identified above to the required folder...
Hope this helps
Regards,
Chiranjeevi
To find dependent files of primary output, Please follow below steps:
1>Scan for dependencies - right click project primary output, select Dependencies from scan at build
2>You will see the dependencies you will have to manually add, indicated by a red icon
3>Uncheck them, so you could get rid of the -6248 warning.
4>Then manually add the dependencies you identified above to the required folder...
Hope this helps
Regards,
Chiranjeevi
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‎Jul 02, 2013
09:33 AM
Thanks! that worked!
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