Overriding the auto-generated INI in a build

I am building an EXE in LV2010 (non-sp1) that needs VI server on a custom port. I have no problem when I add the necessary lines to the EXE's INI file.
However, every time I build my custom edits are overridden. I have tried to include my custom version of the INI as an "always included" file with custom destination "Same As Caller" but it is placed in the "data" directory when it builds.
I want to have my custom edits included in the build, and then in the installer. I know I should be able to find this in the KB, but the KB is seriously out of control these days, almost useless unless you just find the right search combo.

You can instruct the app builder to use a specific INI file. I believe the setting is in the Advanced page, but if it isn't, you can look through the pages or search the help.
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