visual-studio-2010vbscriptpathinstallationsetup-project
Get Installation Folder Path string in VB2010 Setup Project
How can I get the installation folder path and put in a variable using VBScript?
My VBScript put files to certain folders and I want to do it dynamically.
Solution
The answer is that you can't because Visual Studio setups don't have that capability. All custom actions, vbscripts, C++, C# or whatever all run after the files have been installed. There is no capability to run code before or during that UI sequence. If you want to get the location from somewhere on the system, setup projects have a search that might work to get the default value.
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