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‎Aug 20, 2010
01:10 PM
setup type custom won't go away!
I'm using a Basic MSI deployment package and have set the levels of my features, etc to 1 and made that the default level amount and made ALL required and set Display Not visable. Yet the custom option for install is still there but if you select it (radio) it is blank (no options, etc).
Why can't I just remove that setup type????
Why can't I just remove that setup type????
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‎Aug 20, 2010
02:00 PM
In order to change the sequence of the dialogs in Basic MSI projects, you need to go to the "Behavior" node of the dialogs involved in Dialogs view, and manipulate control events of the buttons (Next and Back).
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‎Aug 23, 2010
09:08 AM
Boy, didn't realize how something that should be so simple was made difficult.
The notes in the help state that in a Installscript MSI project you can just "delete" that setup type. Why in a Basic MSI project is that not the same? Shouldn't the software understand that all features are required, and that their level is all set to 1 (1 being the only level), and that the set display is set to NOT display. isn't that enough...
The notes in the help state that in a Installscript MSI project you can just "delete" that setup type. Why in a Basic MSI project is that not the same? Shouldn't the software understand that all features are required, and that their level is all set to 1 (1 being the only level), and that the set display is set to NOT display. isn't that enough...
