No, you can not. There's no notion of upgrade on Windows CE at all, each CAB
should include everything.
If you want to save settings, you can do so using custom setup DLL.

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> With operating system 2003SE or earlier, when the application upgraded
> itself, The OS does not prompt the user to uninstall the older version
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> version first while upgrade?
Amruta - 28 Jul 2006 07:10 GMT
With 2003SE or earlier the method we used worked fine.
We used to just bundle the newly added files in the updater cab, download
the cab in the same location as the application and exploded the cab.
Now when we try it with Window Mobile 5.0 this approach doesnt work.
The updater cab otherwise would become too heavy to be downloaded if I would
be required to bundle all the files, even if they havent been changed :(
Any solutions would be of great help...
Thanks,
Amruta
> No, you can not. There's no notion of upgrade on Windows CE at all, each CAB
> should include everything.
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> > version first while upgrade?
Ilya Tumanov [MS] - 28 Jul 2006 19:44 GMT
Yes, it was a bug/incorrect behavior in WCELOAD, now it's fixed and your
"upgrade" hack no longer works.
Again, WCELOAD does not have notion of upgrade. If that's what you need you
would have to implement it yourself using custom code in setup DLL.
I would suggest changing application name in a CAB so these two CABs would
install at the same time, e.g. "Application" and "Update to Application".
Now setup DLL can detect presence of original application and move files as
needed.

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