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QuestionWPF ClickOnce eploy Question Pin
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Hi Kevin. There are 2 alternatives to deploy a WPF application with click once. Create a shared folder on your server, where everyone who needs to install the application has access to. The in your application properties, under publish, you just set the Publishing Folder Location to point to this folder, and leave Installation Folder URL blank. Once you publish it, a setup file will be available for users to install it on their machine.

The second way I do it in IIS, is to create an FTP site, and a standard website. I then use the ftp site as the Publishing Folder Location, and the standard web site as the Installation Folder URL. I then publish it via ftp, and the users can browse to the web site url and install it from there. When you create the web site, you do not need to create any pages or anything, Visual Studio does all this for you when you publish.

Hope this helps
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