Creating MSI Package from VB 6.0 project

From: "SunRace" <sunracesuraj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 3 Jun 2007 11:49:55 +0530

Hello,

This is what our consultant says.."Deploying the application through a
packaged .MSI file (Not possible as VB 6.0 does not have a .MSI Packaging
utility)" ...how true is this and is there any way I can build MSI
deployment package of VB 6.0 project and use it for central deployment in
Windows 2003 Active Directory and Windows XP Professional clients...Please
treat this as Urgent...Please....Let me point here...I am looking for
Microsoft tools and not third party ones...I already know Admin Studio can
do that....

.

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