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Hi,
My InstallShield project is Basic MSI. Now I want to set different EULA documents for different languages. How do so?
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In your project navigate to this location:
USER INTERFACE > Dialogs > License Agreement
If you expand "License Agreement" you should see all the languages that you have added to your project as each one will have its own dialog.
As an example:
- Select English
- click the Scrollable Text window on the dialog
- This will open its settings in the far right window
- locate File Name, and use this to point to your English Eula.rtf file
Simply select a different language for the License Agreement dialog and repeat the process pointing to a different Eula.rtf
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In your project navigate to this location:
USER INTERFACE > Dialogs > License Agreement
If you expand "License Agreement" you should see all the languages that you have added to your project as each one will have its own dialog.
As an example:
- Select English
- click the Scrollable Text window on the dialog
- This will open its settings in the far right window
- locate File Name, and use this to point to your English Eula.rtf file
Simply select a different language for the License Agreement dialog and repeat the process pointing to a different Eula.rtf
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Is there a way to set multiple projects to use the same EULA file for a specific language in batch?
I have 30 projects. And for each project, I need to set 35 EULA files for 35 languages. So in total, it is 30 * 35. It is time-consuming to set manually.
Or does InstallShield has an API so that I can call it to do the changes?