We write a lot here at SOTC about developing applications and writing code - but really, that is only the first 90% of the battle when creating an app. The second 90% is actually getting an app off of your computer and into the hands of the people who are going to use it. A large part of that is creating an installer for your application. There are a number of possibilities for an installer for a .NET application (especially with the ClickOnce installer capability built into .NET 2 and onward). Today, we are going to take a look at creating a Windows Installer package - or, as most people know them, a MSI package.
