You can register your dll by following the instructions from this article:
Also, you can modify the registry using Registry Editor. To open the Registry Editor, click on the setup project in the Solution Explorer. Choose View menu -> Registry
Editor. Here is an article to get you started:
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>timmac@online.microsoft.com (Tim Macaulay[MSFT]) wrote in message news:<JR7KEhyUEHA.3204@cpmsftngxa10.phx.gbl>...
>> You should find the Setup.Exe and the MSI files located in the Setup
>> Project Folder.
>>
>> %userprofile%\My Documents\Visual Studio Projects\[Setup Project
>> Name]\Debug
>>
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Tim Macaulay, MCSD, MCP.Net
>> Microsoft Product Support
>
>Thank you. I found it.
>
>I was wondering if you knew of anything I could look at to install an
>IE toolband. The Setup does as told and simply copies the .dll(s) to
>the directory and that's it. I need it to register the .dll, put it
>in the registry where it's supposed to be for extensions, etc. Do you
>know what I should look at? Thank you.
>
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