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‎Mar 24, 2009
06:21 PM
.Net Framework Dialog box
IS2009 Premier - Basic .MSI project
When the .Net Dialog Box appears, informing the user that .Net Frameworks needs to be installed. The user is prompted with a "Yes" button which starts the .Net download & a "No" button. However if the "No" button is pressed the dialog box closes and the install continues.
Is there a way to have the "No" button abort the install instead?
Thanx
When the .Net Dialog Box appears, informing the user that .Net Frameworks needs to be installed. The user is prompted with a "Yes" button which starts the .Net download & a "No" button. However if the "No" button is pressed the dialog box closes and the install continues.
Is there a way to have the "No" button abort the install instead?
Thanx
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‎Mar 24, 2009
06:30 PM
No, you can't. However you can disable the ".NET Option Dialog" (see the option in the releases view, .NET tab), or if you need to give your user a chance to cancel, you can create a Setup Prerequisite which installs it and doesn't allow you to skip it.
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‎Mar 24, 2009
09:55 PM
Thanks for the quick response. I will try the prerequisite route first. Is it possible to have my prerequisite file download the .Net framework from the internet rather than bundling it with my installer? Can I point it to the same location IS2009 uses?
Thanks again.
Thanks again.