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All machines using the Software must have the ability to communicate with a license server. Under the terms of a Floating License, you may install the Software on an unlimited number of machines. This means that a Named User who owns the license may install and use the software on up to five computers (including operating systems and Virtual Machine Environments). Once you've got your MSIX package, you will be ready to move on to testing and validation of your application.Licensed per-user.

Run scripts with the Package Support Framework.

Fix issues that prevent your desktop application from running in an MSIX container.

Edit icons and assets using the MSIX Packaging ToolĪpplying runtime fixes with the Packaging Support Framework.

Convert an installer that includes services.

Support for desktop installers that require device restarts.

Create an MSIX package from a desktop installer (msi, exe, ClickOnce, or App-V).Release notes for the MSIX Packaging Tool.Duplicate MSIX Packaging Tool settings across devices.Known issues and troubleshooting tips for the MSIX Packaging Tool.Best Practices for the MSIX Packaging Tool.

Using the MSIX Packaging Tool in a disconnected environment.Setting up your machine for remote conversions.Best practices for setting up a conversion environment.Start with the best practices for our recommendations. There are several ways to set up your environment for conversion. Before starting any of these steps, you may want to first evaluate your installer to ensure it will be supported in MSIX format. When preparing to convert you application to MSIX, we recommend going through the following process to ensure that you get a clean MSIX package that is ready to be deployed. How to move your existing installers to MSIX Once you've got an MSIX, we've also got information on how to fix runtime issues using the Package Support Framework. This section of documentation will show you how to set up your conversion environment, how to acquire and set up the MSIX Packaging Tool to set yourself up for success, and how to use the MSIX Packaging Tool to take any installer you have and convert it to MSIX. If you do own the source code, check out these docs on how to generate an MSIX from source code. This section of documentation will help you if you have existing installers that are either no longer in development, or you don't own the source code. There are several paths when it comes to migrating your applications to MSIX, depending on what state they are in. To learn more about MSIX as a packaging format and all of its benefits, check out the MSIX Overview documentation. MSIX is the latest app packaging format from Microsoft that provides a cleaner and more reliable experience for app installation.