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  • Aaron

    #1

    MSI Problem

    I get the following error message if I do not install to
    the default directory...

    A portion of the folder path '' is invalid. It is either
    empty or exceeds the length allowed by the system.

    My created msi project (with Visual Studio 2003 .NET) is
    very simple it has an application directory and several
    custom directories defines under it like this [TARGETDIR]
    \Docs.

    Everything works great if I install to the default
    directory otherwise I get this. I have tried setting all
    the directories to always create and nothings seems to
    work.

    Thanks, I am more of a driver guy and not an apps guy.

    Aaron Baranoff
    aaron.baranoff@ tsc.tdk.com
  • Jeffrey Tan[MSFT]

    #2
    RE: MSI Problem


    Hi Aaron,

    I find that you have posted a similar post in this group.
    I have added a reply to another post of you
    If you have follow up questions, please post there and I will work with
    you. Thanks.

    Best regards,
    Jeffrey Tan
    Microsoft Online Partner Support
    Get Secure! - www.microsoft.com/security
    This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.

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    | I get the following error message if I do not install to
    | the default directory...
    |
    | A portion of the folder path '' is invalid. It is either
    | empty or exceeds the length allowed by the system.
    |
    | My created msi project (with Visual Studio 2003 .NET) is
    | very simple it has an application directory and several
    | custom directories defines under it like this [TARGETDIR]
    | \Docs.
    |
    | Everything works great if I install to the default
    | directory otherwise I get this. I have tried setting all
    | the directories to always create and nothings seems to
    | work.
    |
    | Thanks, I am more of a driver guy and not an apps guy.
    |
    | Aaron Baranoff
    | aaron.baranoff@ tsc.tdk.com
    |

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