getting rid of bogus dependency output

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Jeff

When I run a dependency check, I see some bogus dependencies listed. For
example:
Component: ".NET Framework requires the HTML Help engine.

This appears to be one of those cases where this dependency is not
absolutely necessary for the component to function. I'm not including the
HTML Help engine component and everything in my image works just fine.

My question is this:
Can I rid myself of this item (and others) always showing up in the task tab
of the output window every time I run a dependency check in target designer?
If so, how can I do it?

Another way to say it is:
Can I disable the offending dependencies, so they don't show up in the check
results?

Thanks,
-Jeff-
 
Jeff,

I know only way to get rid of such warnings (though, I'd rather live with
the errors to always see what's missing from my image) - include the
components (e.g. HTML Help engine). If you don't want the component to be
actually included in your image and take some space on the
disk/registry/etc., you may go ahead and disable all the component resources
(Files, Registry Data, Resources including raw dependencies and FBA
commands). You will have to do that for each component you get the error
(task) for in your Configuration.
 
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