Setting change to force 32 bit build #15
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I have not been able to get the released version of the windows installer to operate on my 32 bit windows pc. I went ahead and forked the repo and loaded it locally into VS to see what I can see. I am not a C# programmer, but figured out how to get the project to build and found a setting that controlled the target build. Once the target was set for x86 I had no problems running the installer from a local build. I do not know if other files should be adjusted. If other changes are required I'd be happy to make the attempt at making them, just point me in the correct direction.
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fixes #13 |
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I have not been able to get the released version of the windows installer to operate on my 32 bit windows pc. I went ahead and forked the repo and loaded it locally into VS to see what I can see. I am not a C# programmer, but figured out how to get the project to build and found a setting that controlled the target build. Once the target was set for x86 I had no problems running the installer from a local build. I do not know if other files should be adjusted. If other changes are required I'd be happy to make the attempt at making them, just point me in the correct direction.