Hi - I've got another question to ask you.
In order to distribute my applications, I understand that I can use "SetupBuilder" and furnish either the resulting CAB or the EXE to be used with Active-sync. I still haven't used it so I wanted to ask one question before trying it out.
In this regard, I am just wondering, where will SetupBuilder store the libraries included with my applications? Will they be stored in the application-directory of my program or will they be stored in a general directory of the WM (similar to the system or system32 in XP) to be (re-)used with other applications which might require them?
Is the storage-location of the libraries an option when using SetUpBuilder?
I'm only asking since if no "general storage-area" is used, I guess that I will end up with duplicate libraries in different application-folders.
Anyone who can clarify this for me? Thank you.
Kind regards,
moster67
In order to distribute my applications, I understand that I can use "SetupBuilder" and furnish either the resulting CAB or the EXE to be used with Active-sync. I still haven't used it so I wanted to ask one question before trying it out.
In this regard, I am just wondering, where will SetupBuilder store the libraries included with my applications? Will they be stored in the application-directory of my program or will they be stored in a general directory of the WM (similar to the system or system32 in XP) to be (re-)used with other applications which might require them?
Is the storage-location of the libraries an option when using SetUpBuilder?
I'm only asking since if no "general storage-area" is used, I guess that I will end up with duplicate libraries in different application-folders.
Anyone who can clarify this for me? Thank you.
Kind regards,
moster67
