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Post Need to install DOTNET framework as the first prerequisite

Dear All,

I am working on a Installer, which is developed using Setup and deployment wizard of Visual Studio 2005. I have 4 prerequisties to be installed, before installing the application. Two of the prerequisites needs some external check to be made, which needs dotnet framework to be installed.

So there any way to set the order of installation of prerequisites. I want the dotnet framework to be installed first, before installing other prerequisites.





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