multiple setup files in a single setup file

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How to create a parent setup file including multiple child setups like installing ms-office with packages ms-word,ms-powerpoint,excel,paint,outlook etc..and having custom selection of child setup to install perticular child setup only . for ex:
I have 3 setup files
1. A setupFile
2. B Setupfile
3. C setup file

suppose these are packages i like to import all 3 files in a single setup. when we install that single setup we will ask to custom intallation which file is being to install

Posted 10-Apr-12 4:07am

kranthivardhan

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Ed Nutting 10-Apr-12 10:12am

Create the files using System.IO namepsace? Your question is asking a specific question nor do you seem to have a specific problem/error... You need to try something yourself. We aren't paid to answer your questions nor can we just provide code on demand as you seem to want us to. Simple searching on the web would probably solve your problem. (Use Google basically).

Ed

wizardzz 10-Apr-12 13:40pm

What is your actual issue?

kranthivardhan 11-Dec-12 3:38am

i have 3 setups 1.Financial project Setup file 2. Accountings Setup file 3. Stock Setup file i.e., the 3 are three individual projects i like to combine all in a single package i..e., in a single setup file. When i am installing the main setup file there is some selection to install particular setup file

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