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        ![]()  | Why does re-installing my application force the user to re-activate? The user only needs to re-activate following a re-install of your application (to the original folder) if the .cm file is replaced with a ne...  | 
![]()  | What does CMInstall.exe do? CMInstall handles all the folder and Windows Registry access rights for a CopyMinder installation. It also puts the .cm file in a sensible l...  | 
![]()  | How does CMInstall handle a customised .cm.ini file? It is sometimes useful for a Software Developer to provide their users with a customised .cm.ini file. CMInstall will copy any existing .cm...  | 
![]()  | CMInstall with Microsoft ClickOnce This is some code kindly donated to us by a CopyMinder user who wanted to run CMInstall.exe from ClickOnce. We hope you find it useful. if...  | 
![]()  | Error 493 Description: CopyMinder.exe was unable to save CMInstall.exe in the 'Output pathname for protected program'  that you specified. Soluti...  | 
![]()  | Error 1005 Description This error number can mean two things: 1. If the error does not have a path appended to it then it means that the CMInstall dest...  | 
![]()  | Error 1008 Description:  CMInstall was unable to set the access rights to the destination path.  Error 1008/1332 means that Wind...  | 
![]()  | Error 1011 Description:  Error copying .cm file from source to destination. Solution:  This is most likely to be caused by the user specifyi...  | 
![]()  | Error 1016 Description:  Error creating empty .cm file in destination path. Solution:  This is most likely to be the result of the user sp...  | 
![]()  | Error 1017 Description: CMInstall was unable to create the directory specified for the CM Destination Path. Solution: Check that the specified path is ...  | 
![]()  | Error 1018 Description:  CMInstall was unable to create the Destination Path for the .cm file. Solution:  You probably do not have sufficie...  | 
![]()  | Error 1025 Description The /c command line parameter (install for current user) is not supported on Vista onwards due to the way in which these operati...  | 


