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Most commonly that will be the file you created with the packager, but it can be any executable file with a version resource. But of course you can still enter your version numbers manually if you like. It also determine the folder name if you application gets installed under the Program Files folder. This table shows the locations for a 64 bit OS with a current user only install selected.

It also registers COM components as 64 bit components and changes some folder names as indicated earlier. Install for all users : This will install the application and its shortcuts for all users on a system. In most cases this option will require administrative privileges. It also affects the install folder location for some product types. Require Administrator : Checking this option will cause Windows Installer to prompt for elevation on Windows Vista or higher.

If it is not, a prompt to install WinRM 3. This page of the MSI settings allows you specify which files go into your installer. To make this easier, you can just drag and drop them from Windows Explorer onto this list. The little blue arrows allow you to arrange the files in any order you like, but note that this has no actual impact on the installation. Create Shortcut to : Select the file you want to create a shortcut to in the Windows Start menu. At this time you can only select one file.

Typically this is your main executable or script file. For PowerShell modules you can link to the help file for example. This only affects the actual MSI file and not any of the internal names. It can be any existing folder. If you choose a network location, please make sure this location is available when building your installer. Certificate : A certificate is either a code signing certificate installed in your local store or a PFX file you specify in this field.

You can browse for a PFX file using the file browse button or a certificate using the certificate button. Password : If you specified a PFX file for code signing it may require the use of a password.

If so, please enter it here. Use the Signing Wizard to sign the MSI file : If your certificate does not fit the above criteria or if you need to sign with a different signature each time you are building a MSI you can use the Microsoft Signing Wizard.

Any settings entered above will be ignored and the wizard will guide you through the signing process. The buttons here let you easily build and test your installer. Build, install and uninstall from here until you have it all ready to go.

Next time we will look at the Deployment options which will help you distribute your solution to others. These functions will help you distribute your solutions to your target audience.

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