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‎Nov 27, 2017
08:14 PM
Is InstallShield 2015 compatible with Visual Studio 2017?
Check the release notes of InstallShield 2015, only found Visual Studio 2015 and lower. As Visual Studio 2017 has released, and my projects are upgrading to VS2017. May I know whether InstallShield2015 is compatible with Visual Studio 2017?
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‎Dec 04, 2017
08:04 PM
KerwenZhang wrote:
Check the release notes of InstallShield 2015, only found Visual Studio 2015 and lower. As Visual Studio 2017 has released, and my projects are upgrading to VS2017. May I know whether InstallShield2015 is compatible with Visual Studio 2017?
Does any one know this? Please help to reply. Thanks a lot.
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‎Dec 12, 2017
07:12 PM
Does any one know this? Please help to reply. Thanks a lot.
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‎Jan 02, 2018
08:47 AM
KerwenZhang wrote:
Check the release notes of InstallShield 2015, only found Visual Studio 2015 and lower. As Visual Studio 2017 has released, and my projects are upgrading to VS2017. May I know whether InstallShield2015 is compatible with Visual Studio 2017?
Did you ever get an answer to this? I am wondering the same thing. As an FYI, I don't see it anywhere in the templates of VS2017 or the menu, so i am guessing the answer is just going to be no.
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