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I have made a Project Management Web Application in Asp.net MVC?But now I want to Make the Installer for this?

Hi Everyone,

        I have made a Project Management Web Application in Asp.net MVC?But now I want to Make the Installer for this?

I have to Create one SuperUser While Installation?

Any article how we can Made our Installers or add our steps to Ready Made Installers?

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This post has some information about your options for deploying your web:

http://vishaljoshi.blogspot.com/2009/02/web-deployment-with-vs-2010-and-iis.html

Malcolm Frexner  2010-06-02 08:21:01
This is Dont what I want.Now you have given answer now no body can't see the Question on the first Page of Unanswered Tag?So this Question is remain UnseenThanks for your answer?
SAHIL SINGLA  2010-06-02 08:56:49

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