This article describes the basics of Visual Studio setup and deployment projects. Subsequent articles will cover advanced topics, including more on custom actions, .NET installer classes, and how to build an upgrade for the product. Introduction Setup and deployment projects have always been a part of the Visual Studio.NET environment. Setup projects can be used to build various deployment packages, most notably Windows Installer setups packaged as MSI files. I’ll start with a basic setup that installs a C# Windows forms program and adds a shortcut to it. First, select Setup Project , grouped under Setup and Deployment in the Other Project Types section. Choosing this will give you an empty project for adding your deployment units. With the project selected in Solution Explorer, the View->Editor choice gives you a selection that includes File System – this is where you add your files and shortcuts. Application Folder ...
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