> Merge Modules into your installation > Create self-contained MSI packages, by including and configuring the > required merge modules. Right. Still, if people want to go this route (I personally don't), I think it would be useful to build an installer from the free edition. You can then run Tools/msi/merge.py, which adds the CRT merge module into the MSI file (mostly as-is, except for discarding the ALLUSERS property from that merge module). Alternatively, for testing, you can just assume that the CRT is already installed. When we then have a script that generates a mostly-complete installer, I'm sure Giovanni would be happy to add support for the CRT merge module to see how the tool fares (my expectation is that it breaks, as I assume it just doesn't deal with the embedded ALLUSERS property correctly - merge.py really uses a bad hack here). Regards, Martin
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