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Common/VirtualPrinter.Utils/Consts.cs
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public const string SETUP_DRIVER_EXE = "setupdrv.exe";
public const string AGENT_PROGRESS_EXE = "VPDAgentProgress.exe";
public const string DILIVERY_EXE = "delivery.exe";
public const string LICENCE_FILE = "";
public const string LICENCE_FILE = "LICENSE.rtf";
public const string PRE_CONVERTER = @"C:\Program Files (x86)\MyPreConverter.exe ARG";
public const string POST_CONVERTER = @"C:\Program Files (x86)\MyPostConverter.exe ARG";
}

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Installer/VirtualPrinter.WixSharpInstaller/Script.cs
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UpgradeCode = new Guid("0B37A935-EDEC-4ACA-9307-6D8299496C1D"),
UI = WUI.WixUI_InstallDir,
Version = Version.Parse(FileVersionInfo.GetVersionInfo(System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location).FileVersion),
LicenceFile = Files.LICENCE_FILE,
LicenceFile = Path.Combine(workingDir, Files.LICENCE_FILE),
Dirs = CreateProjectDirs(feature, printerServiceFile),
Actions = CreateActions(),
RegValues = CreateRegValues(feature).ToArray(),

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