File version doubt
Hi,
I have a doubt regarding file version. what is doubt is..
My product is in English language
my file (a.dll) is in Neutral language
on my machine a.dll with english version is existing. here i want to know weather my neutral file will replace the existing file on machine r not?
Thank full to u
I have a doubt regarding file version. what is doubt is..
My product is in English language
my file (a.dll) is in Neutral language
on my machine a.dll with english version is existing. here i want to know weather my neutral file will replace the existing file on machine r not?
Thank full to u
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Posted by:
SandeepPanat
12 years ago
As per File Versioning Rules, Language-neutral files are treated as just another language and the product language always gets preference.
In your case, as the Product language is English, the file won't get replaced.
(Assuming other things like version, date etc are same).
In your case, as the Product language is English, the file won't get replaced.
(Assuming other things like version, date etc are same).
Posted by:
suman.wsi@gmail.com
12 years ago
HI I have one doubt how to do major upgrades without changing the product code.
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
12 years ago
Tha's easily solved: you can't. Can I suggest reading the details of Windows Installer upgrades on MSDN?
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Posted by:
mahendraKumar
12 years ago
you can't do it via MSI upgrade table...
Please refer as VBScab suggested ....
But if you still want to remove application having same product code as current release you can use vbscript to uninstall previous release and install current one...
Note : this is not a upgrade but it remove your older application and install the new one with the changes maded.
Please refer as VBScab suggested ....
But if you still want to remove application having same product code as current release you can use vbscript to uninstall previous release and install current one...
Note : this is not a upgrade but it remove your older application and install the new one with the changes maded.
Posted by:
Arminius
12 years ago
I'd say keep the U in GUID. doing an upgrade with the same product code will only lead to trouble - what if you want to upgrade/patch version A when version A and B have the same GUID?
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