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Your best bet is to use Click Once deployment which will always keep it up to date.
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Your best bet is to use Click Once deployment which will always keep it up to date.

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thanks for your reply, <br />
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am already using the Click Once Deployment ( For publishing my Application ) , but i need to know how to update it without uploading the new version to some http//..... <br />
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also how to upload the new version in case i want to update from some http//.......
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thanks for your reply,

am already using the Click Once Deployment ( For publishing my Application ) , but i need to know how to update it without uploading the new version to some http//.....

also how to upload the new version in case i want to update from some http//.......

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Hi Experts, i need to know how to create an Offline update to my pre deployed uplication ( Vb .Net 2010 ), in my case i need to update the current application version when i run the new setup , the second question , where and how to upload the updated version in case i use online update ? shall i compress the new version into a zip ? or upload the exact folder ?<br />
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regards<br />

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Hi Experts, i need to know how to create an Offline update to my pre deployed uplication ( Vb .Net 2010 ), in my case i need to update the current application version when i run the new setup , the second question , where and how to upload the updated version in case i use online update ? shall i compress the new version into a zip ? or upload the exact folder ?

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