You would have to create your own bootstrapper prerequisite packages or
download them if available to make them available. You cannot create a
setup.exe using code unless you do it from scratch, the VS setup project
should create your setup.exe for you and include whatever you've checked off
as prerequisites.

These links might help:

http://blog.developers.ie/cgreen/arc...0/27/2427.aspx

http://blogs.msdn.com/vsto/archive/2...-mary-lee.aspx

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/For...-8acd0b1f2c43/

This last link has a link to the Bootstrapper Manifest Generator, a tool
used to help create manifests for bootstrapper prerequisites.

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Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007.
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"BatKing" wrote in message
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But in my prerequisite components list, there is no Extensibility. and
there
is only MS office 2007 PIA.

How can I add prerequisite list which is not in "Choose which
prerequisites
to install" list? I went to "Check Microsoft Update for more
redistributable
components" and installed ".Net 2.0 SP2 and 3.0 SP2 bootstrapper
packages".
but Extensibility never in the prerequsite list.

Also any guide on how to create setup.exe programatically? currently it
seems the setup project is auto generated and I am only able to change
some
attribute in the properties list and setup.exe and .msi file will be auto
generated during build.

Thanks.