Microsoft Office 2000 Developer

Package and Deployment Wizard — Finished!

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The Package and Deployment Wizard has collected the information necessary to begin building your package. When you click Finish, the Package and Deployment Wizard saves the settings you chose as a script. Scripts serve three purposes:

• A script allows you to package the project again later, using the same settings.
  
  
• A script provides a way of identifying a package for deployment purposes. When you begin the deployment portion of the wizard, the first step will ask you to select a package to deploy. Packages are referred to by the script name they were given in the packaging process.
  
  
• A script allows you to package your project in silent mode. When you run the wizard in silent mode, you must give the wizard the name of a script that it should use.

For these reasons, you should give useful, descriptive names to your scripts.

For more information about packaging and deploying your applications, see Solution Distribution.

Options

Script Name

Allows you to type the name with which you want to save the settings you chose. You can then reuse the settings the next time you package the same project. When you deploy the package, you can identify it by this name.