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What is a WXI file? File created by the WiX toolset, a Windows installer developing program; contains a top-level container element called, <Include> , which is the root element of the file; similar to header ( .H ) files used by C++ code.

More Information An example of the <Include> root file is below: <Include> <Feature Id='MyFeature' Title='My 1st Feature' Level='1'> <ComponentRef Id='MyComponent' /> </Feature> </Include>

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What is a WXI file?

File created by the WiX toolset, a Windows installer developing program; contains a top-level container element called, <Include> , which is the root element of the file; similar to header ( .H ) files used by C++ code.

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An example of the <Include> root file is below: <Include> <Feature Id='MyFeature' Title='My 1st Feature' Level='1'> <ComponentRef Id='MyComponent' /> </Feature> </Include>

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What is a WXI file?↓
File created by the WiX toolset, a Windows installer developing program; contains a top-level container element called, <Include>, which is the root element of the file; similar to header (.H) files used by C++ code.

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