Understanding AppID Configuration: Navigating the AppProperties Tab
Understanding AppID Configuration: Navigating the AppProperties Tab
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- Introduction
- Registration
- Using Advanced Installer
- GUI
- Working with Projects
- Installer Project
* Product Information
* Resources
* Package Definition
* Requirements
* User Interface
* System Changes
* Environment Variables
* Scheduled Tasks
* Control Panel Applets
* Game Explorer
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* Users and Groups
* COM
* COM Properties Tab
* ActiveX Properties Tab
* AppId Properties Tab
* Interfaces Properties
* Type Library Properties
* COM+ Properties
* Server
* Custom Behavior - 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
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- Migrating from Visual Studio Installer
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- Tutorials
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- How-tos
- FAQs
- Windows Installer
- Deployment Technologies
- IT Pro
- MSIX
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- Advanced Installer Blog
- Table of Contents
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AppId Properties Tab
This view allows you to configure and register DCOM servers.
General
AppId
Specify the AppId value that will be written under the CLSID and creates the AppId GUID key under HKCR\AppId.
Properties
Remote Server Name
This value will be written under HKCR\AppID\{AppID}, “RemoteServerName”=xxxx. This field is of Formatted Type . Use the [… ] to insert reference to a file, folder or property.
Local Service
This value will be written under HKCR\AppID\{AppId}, “LocalService”=xxx.
Service Parameters
This value will be written under HKCR\AppID\{AppId}, “ServiceParameters”=xxx.
Dll Surrogate
This value will be written under HKCR\AppId\{AppId}, “DllSurrogate”=xxx. Usually this string is empty.
Active At Storage
If the checkbox is enabled the value “ActivateAtStorage”=”Y” will be written under HKCR\AppID\{AppId}.
Run As Interactive User
If the checkbox is selected the value “RunAs”=”Interactive User” will be written under HKCR\AppID\{AppId}.
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- Title: Understanding AppID Configuration: Navigating the AppProperties Tab
- Author: David
- Created at : 2024-10-09 19:04:04
- Updated at : 2024-10-10 19:23:22
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