This step-by-step article describes how to use Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS) to deploy Visual Studio .NET and its system dependencies across a network. Systems Management Server allows you to deploy software that has administrative privileges across a network....
Shortcuts are not automatically generated when you use the Setup Wizard to create a deployment project in Visual Studio .NET. This article explains how to create shortcuts from within the Visual Studio Deployment Tool....
Users can install Microsoft Office solutions by opening the deployment manifest from the Web. However, a secured installation of Internet Information Services (IIS) will block the .vsto file name extension. The MIME type must be defined in IIS before you deploy Office solutions by using IIS....
As discussed in ClickOnce Deployment and Localization, you can include multiple satellite assemblies for multiple cultures within the same ClickOnce deployment. By default, ClickOnce will download all of the satellite assemblies in your deployment to the client machine, although a single client will probably require only one satellite assembly....
A solution can contain several projects, but ClickOnce deployment is constrained in that it can only publish one project at a time. For solutions with many projects, publishing them one by one can be burdensome. This procedure shows how to automate the process using a macro to publish all the projects in a solution....
Deployment is the process of distributing the files that make up an application to install it on the target computers. Here we will be learning the deployment using the Visual Studio .NET Deployment tools. Before the practical demo I must tell you the various project editors that used in for the deployment. Visual Studio .NET allows you to specify files to be included in a deployment project and to create registry entries when the application is deployed....
