Making set up

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Hi my friends,

I want to create a set up with install shield.

I should add .net framework 3.5 to my set up.

How can I add this to my set up without downloading it since I have .net framework on my hard disk?

I want add it locally, not download it.

Posted 14-Aug-10 4:10am

mialdhagh

Updated 14-Aug-10 5:03am

Dalek Dave

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Dalek Dave 14-Aug-10 11:03am

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Not Active · Answer 1 · 2010-08-14T04:29:00

You may have it locally but will the users who are installing your application? The preferred process is to detect if the .net framework is present (and the correct version) and allow the user the opportunity to download it. This keeps your install package smaller by not having to include the .net framework and also prevents you have installing an older version of it if a newer one is available