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I am working on older software product that installs a visio template onto
the users system. Currently the installation program looks up the Visio
Template Pat h in the registry in the key:
SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Office\\11.0\\Visio\Application\\TemplatePath
and copies the new template to this directory. Visio automatically
discovers the template and displays it when the user selects "Create a "New"
template.
I have read that the suggested method of discovery of templates in Visio
2007 is to create a msi install program to install the new solution in 2007
that includes the template. My question is can I continue to use the same
method that I have done in previous versions? If so, what directory should I
be copying the template into? Can I just look up the TemplatePath in the
registry in the same manor? Obviously I would need to change 11.0 to 12.0 in
the registry key.
My installation program is too old to kick off the msi installation program
to perform the suggested method.
Thanks,
Mike
the users system. Currently the installation program looks up the Visio
Template Pat h in the registry in the key:
SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Office\\11.0\\Visio\Application\\TemplatePath
and copies the new template to this directory. Visio automatically
discovers the template and displays it when the user selects "Create a "New"
template.
I have read that the suggested method of discovery of templates in Visio
2007 is to create a msi install program to install the new solution in 2007
that includes the template. My question is can I continue to use the same
method that I have done in previous versions? If so, what directory should I
be copying the template into? Can I just look up the TemplatePath in the
registry in the same manor? Obviously I would need to change 11.0 to 12.0 in
the registry key.
My installation program is too old to kick off the msi installation program
to perform the suggested method.
Thanks,
Mike