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Thank you Dhaest for your comments. Also I'm using some vb project in my setup to register the com objects like .ocx and .dll files. i have export library files and object file library in these projects, what do i need to include in my setup?
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Thank you Dhaest for your comments. Also I'm using some vb project in my setup to register the com objects like .ocx and .dll files. i have export library files and object file library in these projects, what do i need to include in my setup?

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I guess you need the ocx and dll-files ... I'm not sure what you mean with export library files and object file library ...<br />
You'll need to include the dll's, ocx's build by the ide
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I guess you need the ocx and dll-files ... I'm not sure what you mean with export library files and object file library ...
You'll need to include the dll's, ocx's build by the ide

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I'm not sure about those...<br />
I usually only have dll, ocx, xml or exe into my applications
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I'm not sure about those...
I usually only have dll, ocx, xml or exe into my applications

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Also When I add the dll files to my setup it duplicates. why is this happening?
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Also When I add the dll files to my setup it duplicates. why is this happening?

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Are they referenced in your project (and set to copy locally) ? In that case, it will be automatically be added to your project.
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Are they referenced in your project (and set to copy locally) ? In that case, it will be automatically be added to your project.

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Yes. Thank you very for your support Dhaest.
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Yes. Thank you very for your support Dhaest.

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I have web application. I want to create a set up project not under the same solution. Do I need to copy .odb and .xml files from the bin folder or only .dll files?
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I have web application. I want to create a set up project not under the same solution. Do I need to copy .odb and .xml files from the bin folder or only .dll files?

Does .pdb and .xml files required for setup?

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