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November 2007 - Posts

How To: Archive your source files when publishing

A long time ago, when I was trying to look up some piece of information for some blog entry, I stumbled upon a neat site for MSBuild tasks: the MSBuild Community Tasks site. There are several useful build tasks in there, one of which will be the focus
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How To: Update the bootstrapper to install a ClickOnce application using Internet Explorer

For completeness sake, I decided to add the postbuild step for using a modified bootstrapper to launch a ClickOnce deployment manifest (.application) file using Internet Explorer. As I detailed here , the original use for this change was to work-around

How To: Update the bootstrapper to accept command-line arguments

In the previous blog entry , I went over the design and implementation of a modified bootstrapper which accepts command-line parameters. For example the bootstrapper which shipped with Visual Studio 2005 is not capable of "doing the right thing" for the

Kicking back with Motley Crue, sippin' my LowenBrau

Introduction A common complaint about the bootstrapper that shipped with Visual Studio 8 is that it does not accept command-line parameters for launching the MSI. For example, lots of people want to turn on verbose logging or quiet install. The reason
 
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