Installshield For Visual Studio 2012 BEST Full Version
Compatibility of design-time assets with previous versions of Visual Studio. (Namely different channels of Visual Studio 2019, Visual Studio 2017; Visual Studio 2015 RTM & Update 3; Visual Studio 2013 RTM & Update 5; Visual Studio 2012 Update 4; Visual Studio 2010 SP 1.) Visual Studio 2019 aims to fail gracefully with deprecated design-time assets without corrupting them, such that previous versions can still open the project.
Installshield For Visual Studio 2012 BEST Full Version
Compatibility of design-time assets with previous versions of Visual Studio. (Namely different channels of Visual Studio 2022, Visual Studio 2019, Visual Studio 2017, Visual Studio 2015 RTM & Update 3, Visual Studio 2013 RTM & Update 5, Visual Studio 2012 Update 4, and Visual Studio 2010 SP1.) Visual Studio 2022 aims to fail gracefully with deprecated design-time assets without corrupting them, such that previous versions can still open the project.
My task today was to create setup project for an application which we decided to write with VS2012. The setup project was intended to be run by our integration server, which happily builds all of our projects from source to .msi's. We have invested lots of hours customizing our build server, which relies on visual studio for building setup projects. Now we have to invest literally thousands of dollars for InstallShield professional and lots of time to integrate it with our build server?
I have created a setup file containing a MFC application using installshield and visual studio 2012. The created setup works properly on my computer but when i try to run the setup on other computer it gives following error-
NuGet was initially distributed as an extension for Visual Studio, but starting with Visual Studio 2012, it became fully integrated into the IDE. It can also be used via its native client (nuget.exe), via MSBuild, or via the .NET Core SDK (dotnet.exe). The latest stable version at the time of writing is 5.11.0, launched in August 2021.
