Aaron Stebner from Microsoft comes through with some source code (in C++) to determine the installed version of the .NET framework, including service packs. Great job, Aaron!
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- Steven Bone
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September
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- Debugging DLL Registration Issues
- Wix video presentation
- Running as Non-administrator
- GDI Plus Vunerability Information for Setup Develo...
- Making Progress Bars behave nicely
- Top 20 Installation Pet Peeves and How to Avoid Ma...
- Detecting .NET Framework Version (Update)
- Too good to pass up
- Detecting .NET Framework 1.1 SP1
- Wrestling with the MSI setup editor in Visual Studio
- MSI - Modifying the Installer Database at Runtime
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