how to set bootstrapper to none in vs 2008

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I have downloaded the bootstrapper package[^] from Microsoft site and installed it.

Now how to use it in deploying a form application which will install .NET framework first?
How to set bootstrapper property to none?

In MSDN site they told that right click on project deployment in solution explorer click on properties and then click on bootstrapper tab and set it to none but I do not get any project deployment option & do not get bootstrapper tab in any property.
How to set it to none so that it will install .NET framework first then my application on client PC?

Please help me.

Thanks.

Posted 3-Oct-11 18:58pm

maheshpardeshi

Updated 4-Oct-11 10:49am

André Kraak

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Simon Bang Terkildsen · Accepted Answer · 2011-10-04T12:01:00

The Bootstrapper you link to is a type that is part of the Prism[^] framework, it has nothing to do with creating a Setup. Prism is a guide and framework you can use to create WPF applications.

What you're look for is this Walkthrough: Creating a Custom Bootstrapper to Show a Privacy Prompt[^] never used it myself, but I see no mention of a "bootstrapper tab" on any of the pages I've visited, and you will need to create a seperate project, as far as I can see, which also makes sense. So I suggest you read the walkthrough I linked to.