Thank you Hidenori, I did try with that. And the behavior I observed is: When the 1st browse button is pressed (And the file is then selected), the 1st edit field (IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED1) is set. Then 2nd browse button is pressed, the 1st and the 2nd edit field (IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED2) are both set. Then I go back to press the 1st browse button, the 1st edit field is set, the 2nd edit field remains the same (Unchanged). Thanks. hidenori wrote: Since you want to set IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED1 and IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED2 to the value of IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED, the Event and Argument settings may need to be switched as follows. Can you try? Event: [IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED1] Argument: [IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED] Condition: 1 Event: [IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED2] Argument: [IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED] Condition: 1 ... View more

Hi I have tried with type in with you suggested, along with argument and condition, but it does not work. The button doesn't response when pressed. The I tried with inserting "DoAction" with argument "FileBrowse" before event "[IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED]", the file browser then launches, but still only set to the first editable text field, instead of what I have specified (Argument: [IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED1]) in event "[IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED]" hidenori wrote: You can simply type "[IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED]" into the Event setting. The syntax for the SetProperty event is different than for other ControlEvents. See the SetProperty ControlEvent help topic for more information. ... View more

Thank you hidenori Yes I saw that part, however, it requires to choose the event as "DoAction", with Argument "FileBrowser" which points to " \redist\language independent\i386\FileBrowse.dll" While your solution is Event: [IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED] Argument: [IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED1] Condition: 1 I don't know how to create event "[IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED]" as it is not listed in the event select drop down list, and I doubt if it will work if I just enter "[IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED]" into Event dropdown list as it is yet not defined. Thanks. Regards hidenori wrote: Please check out the "To add the Open dialog functionality to an end-user dialog:" section of the Launch a File Open Dialog help topic. The step 2. illustrates how to add a new event to your browse buttons. ... View more

Thank you very much for the reply! However, the solution requires creating a new event which receives argument to specify the text field name. I am not able to find where I can create event in InstallShield Spring 2012. Thank you very much. Regards, hidenori wrote: You can accomplish your requirement by using a different property for each text field control. For example, acoociate IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED1 with the first text field, and IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED2 with the second one. Also, you need to change the behavior of the browse buttons to set the new properties from the value of the IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED property after FileBrowse dialog is finished. To do so, add a new event with the following settings to the first browse button : Event: [IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED] Argument: [IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED1] Condition: 1 To the second browse button, add a new event with the following settings : Event: [IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED] Argument: [IS_BROWSE_FILEBROWSED2] Condition: 1 Note that the new events needs to be called after the event that launches the FileBrowse dialog. Hope that helps. ... View more