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‎Jul 06, 2011
12:52 PM
Prerequisite Check
Is it possible to implement prerequisite check dialog like this in Basic MSI???
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‎Jul 07, 2011
05:05 AM
Answer is YES!
you can customize your own dialog which is used to show the prerequisites list.
And implement the script function which controls this dialog.
Then in the setup.rul, add code to call the dialog if your code has detected that some prerequisites were missing.
you can customize your own dialog which is used to show the prerequisites list.
And implement the script function which controls this dialog.
Then in the setup.rul, add code to call the dialog if your code has detected that some prerequisites were missing.
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‎Jul 07, 2011
08:18 AM
Thanks for the answer 🙂
You mean, "Basic MSI" Project can have installscript that can control the dialog. right??
I can do that you mentioned in Installscript Project, But I am not sure about Basic MSI
You mean, "Basic MSI" Project can have installscript that can control the dialog. right??
I can do that you mentioned in Installscript Project, But I am not sure about Basic MSI
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‎Jul 10, 2011
10:53 PM
😞 I did this in installscript project, don't know how to do it in basic msi project either... Eager to know how to do it too.
BTW, an alternative is to use C++ library which create the wizard page, and use custom action to call it. The problem is the dialog theme is not same as IS provide.
BTW, an alternative is to use C++ library which create the wizard page, and use custom action to call it. The problem is the dialog theme is not same as IS provide.
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