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Default Location of Help File and SQLDMO

I am finishing an add-in that I would like to deploy with Packaging
Wizard.

I have two questions:

1. The user will be able to choose an AppPath when installing with
P/W. Microsoft recommends that you use the AppPath to locate the Help
file when you are calling the Help file, for example with
Application.Help. However, if I want to use context sensitive help,
doesn't that rely on the Help file property of the project and if so,
how do I feed the path of the help file to a compiled project after it
has been installed? Should I hard code my help file path in the
package so I can use the Help File property of the VBA Project??

2. I my app uses SQLDMO for a small portion of the application. I
would like to re-distribute the SQL DMO files. Again, I see many
articles about what files to include, but don't they have to be
registered? Is that something I would need to code into the package
as well? Can I skip installing them if they are already installed
(i.e. target machine has SQL EM or SQL CLient tools installed)

Thank you
 
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