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Create data file patch / updater for visual studio application

Asked by bizcrown101 in Microsoft Visual C#.Net, Visual Studio, Microsoft Programming

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A while back I created an installer for a .Net application using the VS 2005 "Setup Project" project type. Including all the prerequisite installers the package comes out to be about 50 mb. Now I need to release a data update for the application via the web and I don't want the users to have to download an entire 50 mb installation package again. Is there a simple way to create a patch in Visual Studio 2005 that will detect where the program is installed and then overwrite the data files with the new versions? Or can anyone give me some suggestions on how to deploy the new data files so that the end user can easily update their installation?

Thank you in advance!
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