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Does this override the default setup wizard?<br />
If I use this, do I need to catch (create other pages like destination page and etc)?<br />
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What I want to do is, after the install of my program, I want to prompt user to enter something?<br />
Can this call after the install?
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Does this override the default setup wizard?
If I use this, do I need to catch (create other pages like destination page and etc)?


What I want to do is, after the install of my program, I want to prompt user to enter something?
Can this call after the install?

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Can you tell me how I can prompt a user to enter something during install using the Inno setup file?<br />
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I want to ask user to enter something and I want to use that value to create a registry.
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Can you tell me how I can prompt a user to enter something during install using the Inno setup file?

I want to ask user to enter something and I want to use that value to create a registry.

prompt user to input install path in Inno setup file?

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