I'm attempting to install the Tablet PC Recognizer Pack on an x64 OS. It
of course requires the 1.7 SDK. The 1.7 SDK installs properly.

However, even after install, the Reco Pack claims not to find the SDK
and refuses to install. Interestingly, if I use Orca to look in the .msi
there's a check that states:
IsTabletPC=0 and NOT lssdk

If I remove this conditional, the reco pack installs ok and reco works
fine. However, modifying the .msi is not really a realistic option for
customers. Further work with Orca did not reveal to me how "lssdk" gets
set or what the SDK check is really looking for.

Does anyone have any insight?

Hi Chris,
I'm attempting to install the Reco Pack on a W2K3 x64 with similar results,
the installer claims not to be able to find the successfully installed 1.7
SDK.
You managed a solution for your issue by 'removing a conditional'. How did
you do this modification of the .msi?

I am having the same problem. I removed the condition like you said but I
still get the issue.

Any more ideas?

"Chris DiPierro" wrote:

> I'm attempting to install the Tablet PC Recognizer Pack on an x64 OS. It
> of course requires the 1.7 SDK. The 1.7 SDK installs properly.
>
> However, even after install, the Reco Pack claims not to find the SDK
> and refuses to install. Interestingly, if I use Orca to look in the .msi
> there's a check that states:
> IsTabletPC=0 and NOT lssdk
>
> If I remove this conditional, the reco pack installs ok and reco works
> fine. However, modifying the .msi is not really a realistic option for
> customers. Further work with Orca did not reveal to me how "lssdk" gets
> set or what the SDK check is really looking for.
>
> Does anyone have any insight?
>