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Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Registration
• Using Advanced Installer
  • GUI
  • Working with Projects
    * Start Page
    * Save As Template Dialog
    * Project Options Dialog
    * External Tools
    * Validation
    * SCCM Configurations
    * Auto Import
    * Repository Manager
    * Edit Solution Options
  • Installer Project
  • Patch Project
  • Merge Module Project
  • Updates Configuration Project
  • Windows Store App Project
  • Modification Package Project
  • Optional Package Project
  • Windows Mobile CAB Projects
  • Visual Studio Extension Project
  • Software Installer Wizards - Advanced Installer
  • Visual Studio integration
  • Alternative to AdminStudio/Wise
  • Replace Wise
  • Migrating from Visual Studio Installer
  • Keyboard Shortcuts
  • Shell Integration
  • Command Line
  • Advanced Installer PowerShell Automation Interfaces
• Features and Functionality
• Tutorials
• Samples
• How-tos
• FAQs
• Windows Installer
• Deployment Technologies
• IT Pro
• MSIX
• Video Tutorials
• Advanced Installer Blog
• Table of Contents

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Auto Import

Advanced Installer has the ability to import XML and INI files. Besides the usual extensions of “.xml” and “.ini”, you can define your own, so Advanced Installer will automatically detect these files when adding them using multiple selection or when adding a folder that contains these files in the Files and Folders page.

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Extensions Equivalence

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XML

In this edit box, you can enter all the extensions that you wish for Advanced Installer to associate with XML files.

INI

In this edit box, you can enter all the extensions that you wish for Advanced Installer to associate with INI files.

You can delete an extension from the lists, even from the predefined ones. All extensions must be defined with spaces between them and not containing the dot before the actual extension, as you can see in the dialog on the right which contains the default XML and INI extensions defined by us.

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