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Where do I find &quot;file system on target machine&quot;? &nbsp;I am using Visual Studio 2008.
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Where do I find "file system on target machine"?  I am using Visual Studio 2008.

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in setup and deployment project, menu view -&gt; editor
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in setup and deployment project, menu view -> editor

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Sorry, I don't see that option. &nbsp;Here's a screen shot of what I am looking at...<br />
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Sorry, I don't see that option.  Here's a screen shot of what I am looking at...

screenshot042809.jpg [https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2009/04_w18/133594/screenshot042809.jpg]

Screen shot of Visual Studio deployment project

screenshot042809.jpg

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click on your project &nbsp;note in the solution tree (rather than solution node) and then look under menu &quot;View&quot;.
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click on your project  note in the solution tree (rather than solution node) and then look under menu "View".

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<b>project &nbsp;note</b> &nbsp;should read &nbsp;<b>project &nbsp;node</b>
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project  note  should read  project  node

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I have created a Deployment project in Visual Studio 2008 for an ActiveX. &nbsp;How do I create the necessary INF file for the following criteria? &nbsp;Also, where are the INF options documented?<br />
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DLL dependencies (in SYS directory) Replace only if they do not currently exist in your C:\WIN\system32 directory<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; MFC42.DLL &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; MSVCRT.DLL &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; <br />
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ALSO:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; SIGPLUS.OCX (Store in directory C:\SigPlus)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; SIGPLUS.INI (must be saved in WIN directory)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; TOPAZLICENSE.TXT (must be saved in same location as SigPlus.ocx)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; TopazAuto.inf (save to C:\WIN\INF)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; TopazUsb.sys (save to C:\WIN\system32\drivers)
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I have created a Deployment project in Visual Studio 2008 for an ActiveX.  How do I create the necessary INF file for the following criteria?  Also, where are the INF options documented?

DLL dependencies (in SYS directory) Replace only if they do not currently exist in your C:\WIN\system32 directory
    MFC42.DLL            
    MSVCRT.DLL                 

ALSO:
    SIGPLUS.OCX (Store in directory C:\SigPlus)
    SIGPLUS.INI (must be saved in WIN directory)
    TOPAZLICENSE.TXT (must be saved in same location as SigPlus.ocx)
    TopazAuto.inf (save to C:\WIN\INF)
    TopazUsb.sys (save to C:\WIN\system32\drivers)

How to Create INF file for ActiveX CAB

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