The value of the FILEADDDEFAULT property is a list of file keys delimited by commas that are installed in their default configuration. For each file key in the list, the installer determines the component that controls that file and installs the feature that requires the least disk space. The file keys in the list must be present in the File column of the File table. A feature is installed in the same installation state as if the user had requested an installation-on-demand of the feature. The state is determined by which bits are set for the feature in the Attributes column of the Feature table, and which bits are set for the feature's components in the Attributes column of the Component table.

Remarks

Note that the file key names are case-sensitive. Also note that if the SourceOnly bit flag is set in the Attributes column of the Component table for a component, then the component is installed to run from source.

The installer always evaluates the following properties in the following order.

1. ADDLOCAL
2. REMOVE
3. ADDSOURCE
4. ADDDEFAULT
5. REINSTALL
6. ADVERTISE
7. COMPADDLOCAL
8. COMPADDSOURCE
9. COMPADDDEFAULT
10. FILEADDLOCAL
11. FILEADDSOURCE
12. FILEADDDEFAULT

For example, if the command line specifies: ADDLOCAL=ALL, ADDSOURCE = MyFeature, all the features are first set to run-local and then MyFeature is set to run-from-source. If the command line is: ADDSOURCE=ALL, ADDLOCAL=MyFeature, first MyFeature is set to run-local, and then when ADDSOURCE=ALL is evaluated, all features (including MyFeature) are reset to run-from-source.

The installer sets the Preselected property to a value of "1" during the resumption of a suspended installation or when any of the above properties are specified on the command line.

Requirements

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Build date: 8/13/2009