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Naveed
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Oct 16, 2009
10:49 AM
How to run VB Script on uninstall
I need to run a vb script on uninstall event.
What should be the appropriate sequence for running this script. What are other settings/conditions required.
I am using InstallShield 2010 & Basic MSI project.
What should be the appropriate sequence for running this script. What are other settings/conditions required.
I am using InstallShield 2010 & Basic MSI project.
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hidenori
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Oct 16, 2009
01:24 PM
Re: How to run VB Script on uninstall
Please check out Conditioning Actions to Run During Removal.
Naveed
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Oct 16, 2009
02:47 PM
Execute on "Install" or "Modify" but not on "UnInstall"
Thanks hidenori. It worked for uninstall actions. [REMOVE = "ALL"]
I also need a way to specify actions which should only run on "Install" or "Modify" but not on Uninstall. I have tried using REMOVE <> "ALL". But it has no effect. What condition and sequence I should specify so that my custom action is fired only on "Install" or "Modify" but not on "UnInstall".
Thanks
Naveed
I also need a way to specify actions which should only run on "Install" or "Modify" but not on Uninstall. I have tried using REMOVE <> "ALL". But it has no effect. What condition and sequence I should specify so that my custom action is fired only on "Install" or "Modify" but not on "UnInstall".
Thanks
Naveed
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