Typically, the path to the application takes the following form. Per-user configuration data should be stored in the Programs folder specified by the value of the ProgramMenuFolder property. Typically, this folder is located at the following path. If your application contains bit and bit versions of the same component, with the same name, ensure that these versions are saved in different directories or give them different names.
The following Directory table provides an example of a directory layout compatible with a package that includes bit and bit components and includes some components that are shared across applications.
At the target, this Directory table resolves to the following directory paths. The target paths depend on the installation context and system. The PUASample. At installation time, the user makes the decision to install the application in either the per-user or per-machine installation context. The package developer defines the file identifier for the application's executable file in the File field of the File Table. Values to be saved in the registry can be specified in the Value field of the Registry table as a Formatted string.
Use the file identifier defined in the File field of the File table, and the [ filekey ] convention of the Formatted type, to specify the default value for the App Paths registry key. After the CostInitialize , FileCost , and InstallFinalize actions in this table have completed, the Windows Installer replaces the formatted substring [ MyAppFile] in the Registry table with the full path to the application file.
The sample defines a custom property, RegRoot, to contain the location of the root key and uses a custom action to reset the property value if the user chooses a per-machine installation. Use the custom property, RegRoot, in any formatted string values that reference the root location. This initializes the value of the property for the per-user installation context, the recommended default context for dual-purpose packages. The value in the Type field identifies this as a Custom Action Type 51 standard custom action.
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