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    Edit XML Node

    After some research, this is a common failing of XPath in general - not a problem with PaquetBuilder. When the XML document contains a !DOCTYPE statement, XPath fails to read PathToNode. This seems to be the case in most scripting languages. Fortunately in my case, the DOCTYPE statement served...
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    Edit XML Node

    Okay, I’ve found that if I remove this one line from the very top of the XML document that I’m trying to manipulate - I am able successfully find and manipulate the nodes. there must be something I need to add to my XPath “PathToNde” that is escaping me.
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    Edit XML Node

    Surely the developers can throw me a bone here. I’m assuming the feature was tested.
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    Adding an Uninstaller

    Everything is on the “Configure Uninstaller” tab. Make sure you fill in the “Uninstaller EXE Path:” this is where the uninstaller will be saved to - and what it will be named… You can also access the uninstaller from the Windows Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs.
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    Edit XML Node

    Can anyone post an example of using the “Custom Action” XML Write? I’m needing to replace the entire contents of a specific node. All of my attempts leave me with a completely blank document. My guess is I’m incorrectly entering the PathToNode
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