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I think null soft makes a free installer that has many examples of how to create your own dialogs. <a href="http://www.nullsoft.com" rel="ugc">www.nullsoft.com</a>
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I think null soft makes a free installer that has many examples of how to create your own dialogs. www.nullsoft.com [http://www.nullsoft.com]

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P_SIE: Good Answer, I never even thought about that. I tottaly forgot that Package and Deployment wizard was based on a VB Template.<br />
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-Brian
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P_SIE: Good Answer, I never even thought about that. I tottaly forgot that Package and Deployment wizard was based on a VB Template.

-Brian

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maggot_child, <br />
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is this question still open? I am just checking questions that I participated in and that were not closed yet!<br />
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Greetings, p_sie
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maggot_child,

is this question still open? I am just checking questions that I participated in and that were not closed yet!

Greetings, p_sie

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basicly i have some settings that can vary from install to install. I was going to use an .ini file, but i figured it might just store them in the registery instead. Can i do this via a wizzard? I have screwed arround with the package deployment wizzard but have found no options that allow me to create dialogs for user input? Any ideas?<br />
Thanks
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basicly i have some settings that can vary from install to install. I was going to use an .ini file, but i figured it might just store them in the registery instead. Can i do this via a wizzard? I have screwed arround with the package deployment wizzard but have found no options that allow me to create dialogs for user input? Any ideas?
Thanks

Creating a wizzard that allows user to specify settings at install

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