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That's exacly what I needed...well almost anyway. This was for VS.NET 2003 and I'm running 2005 so it's a little bit different, but the main thing is that it worked! :)<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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// abpdk
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That's exacly what I needed...well almost anyway. This was for VS.NET 2003 and I'm running 2005 so it's a little bit different, but the main thing is that it worked! :)

Thanks!

// abpdk

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Hi<br />
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This is basically the situation. I have a project where I've used the Windows Media Encoder SDK (version 9). To run the program the users will of course need to have Windows Media Encoder installed. The nicest way would be to include it in my setup-project, but so far I've gotten the classic msi-error &quot;Another installation is already ....&quot;<br />
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All I want is to have the WME installation run from (read after) the project setup.<br />
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Can this be done? And if so, how?<br />
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// abpdk
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Hi

This is basically the situation. I have a project where I've used the Windows Media Encoder SDK (version 9). To run the program the users will of course need to have Windows Media Encoder installed. The nicest way would be to include it in my setup-project, but so far I've gotten the classic msi-error "Another installation is already ...."

All I want is to have the WME installation run from (read after) the project setup.

Can this be done? And if so, how?

// abpdk

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