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Feras Wasef
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      15th May 2004

Hi All,
I have a question regrding the advertisement Execute sequence. Is there any way that we can launch a CA of types other than 19, 35, 51. I am authoring an msi package and I would like to do some stuff during the advertisement Execute sequence. I created a CA ( windows DLL function ).. it worked but with 2 problems....
1) I am violating the ICE72 validation. How harm is that?Can any one tell me?
2) I can't access any of the properties in the msi package. i need one of the public property to decide what to do in my custom action....
Does anyone have idea about these problems
Thanks......

From msi help: ICE72 verifies that non-built-in custom actions are not used in the AdvtExecuteSequence table. Specifically, only type 19, type 35, and type 51 custom actions are allowed in the AdvtExecuteSequence table. If other custom actions are used, advertisement may not behave as expected.

 
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