Thanks for your quick reply.
The problem is that the mscoree.dll file in the windows/system32 directory will always return the highest version of .NET that is on the system. So, if v2.0 is installed, it will always report 2.0 - never 1.1. Thus, every time the installer is run, it will require that ...
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- Fri Jun 02, 2006 4:11 pm
- Forum: Common Problems
- Topic: Installing .NET 1.1 when .NET 2.0 already exists
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- Fri Jun 02, 2006 1:26 pm
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- Topic: Installing .NET 1.1 when .NET 2.0 already exists
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Installing .NET 1.1 when .NET 2.0 already exists
The default behaviour for checking for the existence of a version of .NET is look at the version of MSCOREE.dll in the System32 folder.
This method can not be used to determine if .NET 1.1 has been installed if .NET 2.0 exists on the system.
My app requires .NET 1.1 and forces its use when .NET 2 ...
This method can not be used to determine if .NET 1.1 has been installed if .NET 2.0 exists on the system.
My app requires .NET 1.1 and forces its use when .NET 2 ...
- Mon Dec 12, 2005 3:37 pm
- Forum: Common Problems
- Topic: Set AppDir to registry value
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- Mon Dec 12, 2005 2:05 pm
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- Topic: Set AppDir to registry value
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That doesn't seem to work. I've posted a screen image for you to see my first installer screen, the AI search page and the registry entry. It doesn't seem to be picking it up.
http://research.pdmagic.com/ai/ai_appdir.jpg
Thanks,
-pete
http://research.pdmagic.com/ai/ai_appdir.jpg
Thanks,
-pete
- Sun Dec 11, 2005 4:45 pm
- Forum: Common Problems
- Topic: Set AppDir to registry value
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Set AppDir to registry value
I'm attempting to set the default path (that the user is prompted for) to the path where the application was last installed.
I've read every post related to the subject that I can find, to no avail.
Currently, I havea search called "GETREGTARGETDIR". It specifies a registry entry that I've ...
I've read every post related to the subject that I can find, to no avail.
Currently, I havea search called "GETREGTARGETDIR". It specifies a registry entry that I've ...