C# how to change the microsoft installer(msi) content created property value in the details tab of its properties ?

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i have created a setup and deployment project in Visual Studio 2008 for my windows form application, but i am unable to find how to change the content created property value of the microsoft installer(msi) file in the details tab of its properties.

Posted 8-May-12 20:03pm

sarabhai05

Updated 17-May-12 1:04am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-May-12 16:04pm

Not a question. Not clear.
--SA

sarabhai05 11-May-12 1:51am

@SA In VS 2008, i have created a setup and deployment project for my windows form project. It creates an installer file ie. WindowsForm.msi in my Release folder on my physical hard drive. When i right click on that file present on my hard drive, and go to its properties and then select the details tab, i see the "content created" date as 21-Jun-99 12.30 PM. How can I modify it ?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-May-12 14:39pm

Wrong date? Weird. I have no idea why it was wrong in first place. Perhaps this is what you really need to find out?
--SA

sarabhai05 17-May-12 7:01am

@SA i haven't found a solution yet. any help ? Did you try it on your side ?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 17-May-12 16:18pm

I don't think I know how to reproduce it. I never faced this problem.
--SA

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