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Uninstall does not remove some files

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dilishtv@gmail.com - 20 Sep 2006 10:15 GMT
Hi all,

I have created a setup which internally calls an exe to generate aspx
files from a dll. Its installing everything properly. The problem
appears while Uninstalling my application. It does not remove all
files/folders from my system. As the runtime created files are not
belongs to the msi file it discards them. so how can I add all the
dynamically created file reference to Installer?

Please Help

Thanks in Adv.

Dilish
Phil Wilson - 21 Sep 2006 16:03 GMT
With Visual Studio setups you'd do an uninstall custom action.
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