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Felix Wang
Hi Thom,
We cannot force MSI to show that dialog. It will show the dialog when it
thinks it is necessary. Just for a simple example:
1. Create a bare bone Windows application.
2. Add a new Setup project to the solution.
3. Add the primary output of the Windows application to the Setup project.
4. Build the Setup project.
5. Install the MSI generated on a test Windows XP machine.
6. Open the Windows application installed. Keep the window open.
7. Right-click the MSI and select "Uninstall".
8. You will see the dialog saying that we should close the application
before continuing the install.
Please give it a try and see whether this helps or not.
Regards,
Felix Wang
Microsoft Online Partner Support
Get Secure! - www.microsoft.com/security
This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.
We cannot force MSI to show that dialog. It will show the dialog when it
thinks it is necessary. Just for a simple example:
1. Create a bare bone Windows application.
2. Add a new Setup project to the solution.
3. Add the primary output of the Windows application to the Setup project.
4. Build the Setup project.
5. Install the MSI generated on a test Windows XP machine.
6. Open the Windows application installed. Keep the window open.
7. Right-click the MSI and select "Uninstall".
8. You will see the dialog saying that we should close the application
before continuing the install.
Please give it a try and see whether this helps or not.
Regards,
Felix Wang
Microsoft Online Partner Support
Get Secure! - www.microsoft.com/security
This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.