I’d like to make it so that when users click the “Install” button, the installer file they download to their local machine is called differently from default setup.exe, e.g. myCoolInstaller.exe. Is that even possible with ClickOnce?
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I’d like to make it so that when users click the “Install” button, the installer file they download to their local machine is called differently from default setup.exe, e.g. myCoolInstaller.exe. Is that even possible with ClickOnce?
The setup.exe file that is generated by Visual Studio has very little to do with ClickOnce. It simply bootstraps your pre-requisite installs together and launches your actual ClickOnce app (the .application file) when it’s finished.
You should just be able to rename it.