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‎Jun 18, 2010
01:39 AM
How to disable cancel button of windows?
Dear all,
I would like to try to disable cancel button when installing.
But I can only disable cancel button of IS.
How can I disable cancell button of window?
I would like to try to disable cancel button when installing.
But I can only disable cancel button of IS.
How can I disable cancell button of window?
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‎Jun 23, 2010
01:54 AM
I try to use the code of http://www.installsite.org/pages/en/isp_ui.htm
The section "Disable Close Box on Main Window" has code provided, but it doesn't work.
Do anyone know how to modify it?
The section "Disable Close Box on Main Window" has code provided, but it doesn't work.
Do anyone know how to modify it?
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‎Jul 17, 2010
06:37 AM
Did anyone get this working??
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‎Jul 19, 2010
01:27 AM
I had created a custom action in VB for disabling cancel button.
const msiMessageTypeCommonData = &H0B000000
Set oRecord = Session.Installer.CreateRecord (2)
oRecord.IntegerData(1) = 2
oRecord.IntegerData(2) = 0
Session.Message msiMessageTypeCommonData, oRecord
I added this as the first action in Execute sequence.
const msiMessageTypeCommonData = &H0B000000
Set oRecord = Session.Installer.CreateRecord (2)
oRecord.IntegerData(1) = 2
oRecord.IntegerData(2) = 0
Session.Message msiMessageTypeCommonData, oRecord
I added this as the first action in Execute sequence.
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‎Jul 23, 2010
12:09 PM
Any pointers for doing it through Installscript??
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