[ wix-Bugs-1437798 ] Bitmaps & icons in the wrong folder from the current binary

Bugs item #1437798, was opened at 2006-02-24 00:42
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Category: wixui
Group: v2.0
Status: Closed
Resolution: Duplicate
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Mike Green (ferrysoft)
Assigned to: Bob Arnson (barnson)
Summary: Bitmaps & icons in the wrong folder from the current binary

Initial Comment:
The two bitmaps and four icons that are currently in 
the \lib folder should apparently be one level down 
in the \lib\Bitmaps folder.

Applies to 2.0.3719.0

This is documented at Gabor Deak Jahn / Tramontana / 
WiX Tutorial and a previous wix-users archives mail 
but I couldnâ??t find it logged anywhere in bugs so 
here it is.

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>Comment By: Mike Green (ferrysoft)
Date: 2006-02-25 09:12

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Fair enough. I looked in open and closed bugs but I forgot 
to look in pending bugs.

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Comment By: Bob Arnson (barnson)
Date: 2006-02-24 03:32

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Dupe of 1415386, which is pending.

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