Hi Charles,
You've mentionded that you used Visual Studio 2005 to create a "Windows
Installer Package". Do you mean you create a Setup project in VS2005?
I have performed tests on Windows Server 2003 and Vista, and I didn't see
the problem--warning about 'Unknown Publisher' in my tests. I will perform
a test on Windows XP later.
As for your question about how to get rid of the warning, I think you may
have a try signing your 'Windows Installer Package' with a certificate
using the 'signtool' .NET Framework command and then store the certificate
to the client machine.
Hope this helps.
Sincerely,
Linda Liu
Microsoft Online Community Support
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