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Apr 12, 2017

Visual Studio 2015 Dev Cmd Prompt msbuild "Myproject.proj"works fine and has done for a long time!Visual Studio 2017 Dev Cmd Prompt msbuild "Myproject.proj"gives error "D:\CompanyName\ProductName.proj" (default target) (1) ->"D:\CompanyName\Installs\...

May 11, 2012

Hi,Updated to Spring. Projects Build file from Installshield and Visual Studio.However, when using MsBuild I get a popup message from MsBuildThe program can't start because BECommonLib.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program t...

Aug 30, 2010

Hi,I am trying to set an everyone directory permission in the ProgramData\MyCompany\MyProduct directory.I am trying to use the Custom Installshield handling option of the Locked-Down Permissions with the "Apply Permissions to Child objects" set as I ...

Aug 21, 2010

Hi,I have just upgraded a project to 2011.The change to the Option .NET tab is most welcome in that you can now define a location for the .NET Framework for both 32 and 64 bit. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to work for me.The only way I can get my 64...

Apr 12, 2017

Hi,Thanks for that. I am using msbuild on the machine I have InstallShield Premier installed on.Adam

Apr 12, 2017

Hi Chad,We have an InstallShield Premier licence - I wasn't aware we needed a licence for individual Visual Studio versions.Can someone help me get a licence that includes Visual Studio 2017?Thanks,Adam

May 11, 2012

Workaround:I set the PATH variable to include the Installshield Spring System directory and MSBuild works fine again.Therefore it seems that there is a problem around the InstallshieldPath property. I used a in the Installshield.targets file.In the ...

Aug 31, 2010

Hi Josh,That solved the problem first time.Strangely only InstallDir was in the CreateFolder Table considering I have a lot of other folders in the install.Thanks so much for the help!Adam

Aug 23, 2010

Marwan,Thanks for the clarification. I will give this a go.I think the .NET Framework location should not be in the General Options Area of the product. We have a mixture of .NET framework requirements for all the different products we create and so...

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