Diferent Packages, Same Package ID

Hi,
I'm trying to deploy Project 2013 and Visio 2013 as separate packages. I've downloaded the Office Deployment Tool and followed the instructions to create App V 5 packages.
Both packages work independantly, but they both have the same Package ID. When they are both loaded on to the App V server, only Visio is visible to the client.
Am I doing something wrong when using the ODT to package the apps?

What steps did you take to create the packages? Please post in detail.
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