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From: SvenC on 10 May 2008 05:23
> can you tell me more on .msm files?
> what does .msm stand for?
> what are they? how are they used and created
> and so on?

..msm = Microsoft merge module
Setup applications can integrate msm files into the msi files
they create. You could say they are reusable setup modules.

Some setup applications also allow you to create you own
msm files.

Comercial apps are Installshield and Wise.
WiX is a free xml based solution.

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SvenC
From: Starglider 4 (marco) on 10 May 2008 18:38
hi svenC

my application is actually a complete 3d gam/-engine.
it utilizes openGL, openAL, dxinput etc.
for deployment i will create a comprehensive setup project
in vstudio 2005.
could you please give me all the <steps and issues> i need
to do and fix for the total deployment?
such as depends.exe, openal32.dll, vista and '98 compatability
etc etc?

regards

marco


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>> can you tell me more on .msm files?
>> what does .msm stand for?
>> what are they? how are they used and created
>> and so on?
>
> .msm = Microsoft merge module
> Setup applications can integrate msm files into the msi files
> they create. You could say they are reusable setup modules.
>
> Some setup applications also allow you to create you own
> msm files.
>
> Comercial apps are Installshield and Wise.
> WiX is a free xml based solution.
>
> --
> SvenC


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