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Missing merge modules

I have Measurment Studio Pro 7.1, and Visual Studio.NET 2003. I've developed a MFC/C++ native app, and I'm now trying to create an installer for it in InstallShield. I can't find any of the .msm files listed in the docs for Measurement Studio. I've only installed the non-.NET stuff, and none of the drivers. (I'm just using the dials and gauges).

The docs say I need MStudioUI.msm, but I can't find any Measurement Studio msm file anywhere on my machine at all...

Where can I find 'em?

Thanks.

Jim
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The MStudioUI.msm is for the .NET UI controls. The topic Distributing Measurement Studio Visual C++ Applications should give you the list of merge modules you need to for distributing the C++ libraries. Typically, all merge modules are installed under C:\Program Files\Common Files\Merge Modules.

Let me know if you have any questions.
Bilal Durrani
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I have already checked C:\Program Files\Common Files\Merge Modules. There are no MStudio msm's there, or anywhere else on my computer (I've already done a dir c:\*.msm /s and checked).

Is there a magic installation option I need to choose to get it to install?
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Hello,

You do not need MStudio MSMs. Those are for .NET support only, therefore you probably did not install them if you did not install .NET support If you are only using C++ The help topic should tell you that you need MSMs names CWUI_OCX.msm, etc. Please refere to the help topic that Bilal pointed out.

Jeff
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Ah, I see now... I didn't pay enough attention to the other topic choices in the help. I have to say, I wish they wouldn't say "Visual Studio.NET" applications when they mean managed applications using winforms or something. I figured the "Visual Studio C++" applications section was for the older version of Measurement Studio as there *is no current product called Visual C++ anymore*.

Thanks for the help, looks like I can just set the installer to work like an old version of MStudio that I had in prev versions.
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