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Using Windows Installer with a Terminal Server
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Guidelines for Authoring Secure Installations
Using Isolated Components
Determining the Windows Installer Version
Installing a COM+ Application with the Windows Installer
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Adding and Removing an Application and Leaving No Trace in the Registry
Reducing the Size of an .msi File
Changing the Target Location for a Directory
Hiding the Cancel Button During an Installation
Using Windows Installer with UAC
Using Windows Installer with Restart Manager
Using Windows Installer with WMI
Enumerating Components
Using Services Configuration
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Installing a COM+ Application with the Windows Installer

The following actions and table for installing COM+ applications are available in Windows Installer:

For information about how to install COM+ applications, see the Deploying COM+ Applications section in the COM+ (Component Services) documentation.

 

 

Build date: 11/30/2012

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