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Setting folder's permission at MSI installation
Trying to find an answer to my problem of setting folder's permission at installation time I bumped into this question/answer
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24315443/How-to-set-folder-permission-in-a-msi-package-by-calling-on-cacls-exe-with-a-custom-action.html
I thought the following paragraph was the answer to my problem:
"What exactly did not work with the standard way? by the way, you mentioned the table lockpermissions; why going directly to the table if you can simply right-click your folder in the "destination computer's folders" panel, select Properties/Permissions... and specify the permissions in user-friendly dialog?"
But I don't seem to get the same options, particularly I don't get the option to set the permissions. I use Visual Studio 2008.
I attach a picture of what I get with translations from spanish
What am I missing here?
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https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24315443/How-to-set-folder-permission-in-a-msi-package-by-calling-on-cacls-exe-with-a-custom-action.html
I thought the following paragraph was the answer to my problem:
"What exactly did not work with the standard way? by the way, you mentioned the table lockpermissions; why going directly to the table if you can simply right-click your folder in the "destination computer's folders" panel, select Properties/Permissions... and specify the permissions in user-friendly dialog?"
But I don't seem to get the same options, particularly I don't get the option to set the permissions. I use Visual Studio 2008.
I attach a picture of what I get with translations from spanish
What am I missing here?
PICTURE.JPG
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