Package.InstalledLocation Property

Definition

Namespace:

Windows.ApplicationModel

Gets the current package's path in the original install folder for the current package.

public:
 property StorageFolder ^ InstalledLocation { StorageFolder ^ get(); };

StorageFolder InstalledLocation();

public StorageFolder InstalledLocation { get; }

var storageFolder = package.installedLocation;

Public ReadOnly Property InstalledLocation As StorageFolder

Property Value

StorageFolder

The current package's path in the original install folder for the current package.

Remarks

There are several other ways to refer to a file in a package.

• You can just begin a URI with a "/" to refer to the package root. For example: <img src="/file.png" alt="" />
• You can use the "ms-appx:///" protocol. For example:<img src="ms-appx://packageFullName/file.png" alt="" />
• You can also omit the package name to let the system fill in the domain, as shown here:

<img src="ms-appx:///file.png" alt="" /> For more info about how to refer to files in an app's package, see URI schemes and Reference an image or other asset from XAML markup and code.

See also

• MutableLocation
• EffectiveLocation
• App package information sample (Windows 10)