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Thanks for your help....with the direction you provided, I realized the installation project didn't even have the P2 project in it, &nbsp;much less the Icon pointing to the correct exe. &nbsp; Thanks!!!
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Thanks for your help....with the direction you provided, I realized the installation project didn't even have the P2 project in it,  much less the Icon pointing to the correct exe.   Thanks!!!

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I have two projects, P1 and P2 in a Visual Studio 2010 solution. &nbsp;I have set P2 to be the default project and it launches properly when I het F5 in VS. &nbsp;I then created an installation project which seems to work fine. &nbsp;However, when I run the program installed with the installation project, it launches P1 instead of P2. &nbsp;What am I doing wrong?
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I have two projects, P1 and P2 in a Visual Studio 2010 solution.  I have set P2 to be the default project and it launches properly when I het F5 in VS.  I then created an installation project which seems to work fine.  However, when I run the program installed with the installation project, it launches P1 instead of P2.  What am I doing wrong?

Default project not launching when application installed

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