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Hi experts<br />
I need to release a software. But this software has, for example, version 1, version 2, etc.<br />
They need to coexist in an installation folder so that user might use old and new versions.<br />
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Please tell me how I might configure my deployment/setup project so that when it installs, each version goes into its own folder as follows:<br />
c:\Program Files\company name\product name\version 1<br />
c:\Program Files\company name\product name\version 2<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Hi experts
I need to release a software. But this software has, for example, version 1, version 2, etc.
They need to coexist in an installation folder so that user might use old and new versions.

Please tell me how I might configure my deployment/setup project so that when it installs, each version goes into its own folder as follows:
c:\Program Files\company name\product name\version 1
c:\Program Files\company name\product name\version 2

Thanks in advance.

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