Via the "XML File Changes" in InstallShield 2016, I'm trying to change a line in an IIS web.config from this... <compilation defaultLanguage="vb" debug="true" strict="false" explicit="true" targetFramework="4.0"> ... to this... <compilation defaultLanguage="vb" debug="true" strict="false" explicit="true" targetFramework="4.6.2"> Which is located under the "<system.web>" node. What I've done looks fine, but it creates a duplicate "complication" line that looks like this... <compilation targetFramework="4.6.2"> How can I simply update the existing "targetFramework" attribute from "4.0" to "4.6.2" without creating a new entry and breaking the website from running completely? Dummy file attached. ... View more

We have a user that says this, which we can't replicate, so wondering if you have any thoughts... "The last few times I have installed the newest compiled version, after clicking on the setup, that screen goes to the back of my desktop (behind all my other opened program screens) and there is nothing on the taskbar, so it looks like nothing happened. I have to move or close all my other screens to finally see it and click Next to continue." Do you have any idea why this would happen? The computer is a Windows 7 laptop. ... View more

We want to include .NET 4.0 Prerequisite (Full, not Client) with our installation. There are 3 options in your redistributables... 1) Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 Full (Web Download) 2) Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 Full Update KB2468871 3) Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 Full I assume #3 includes it with the setup, which we don't want, so I'd want #1, for each user to download. But I'm confused by #2. Is #2 an updated version of #1, so I only need to check it? Or is it a patch for #1, in which case, am I supposed to check both? Also, it's my understanding that the user needs Admin privileges to install the .NET Framework. For users that aren't, assuming the prerequisite fails, will the setup continue and finish installing it's files? ... View more