JM wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have created a windows application in .NET. For this application I
> have created a Setup Project using Visual Studio .NET 2003. But I want
> to do some customisation to this basic setup program as follow:
>
> 1. My program requires to enter 1 entry in registry during Setup and
> deleting that entry during uninstall. Can I do this in VS 2003 Setup
> program?

> 2. I want to add a page with textbox in it showing the licence terms.
> How can I do this here?

> 3. In the above licence page, I want to have an option of "I agree",
> "I don't agree" option too.

> Is it possible for me to achieve the above in VS 2003 Setup program?

Frans Bouma [C# MVP] wrote:
> JM wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have created a windows application in .NET. For this application I
> > have created a Setup Project using Visual Studio .NET 2003. But I want
> > to do some customisation to this basic setup program as follow:
> >
> > 1. My program requires to enter 1 entry in registry during Setup and
> > deleting that entry during uninstall. Can I do this in VS 2003 Setup
> > program?
>
> Yes, in the installer project, you can select the registry options for
> the project in the solution explorer. When you add the registry entry,
> you can specify in the properties that is should be removed when
> uninstall takes place.
>
> > 2. I want to add a page with textbox in it showing the licence terms.
> > How can I do this here?
>
> Open the user interface options in the solution explorer (via the
> buttons at the top) and right-click below start and add a new dialog.
> Select the license dialog which allows you to select a textfile or rtf
> from the files in the install project to view at install time.
>
> > 3. In the above licence page, I want to have an option of "I agree",
> > "I don't agree" option too.
>
> that's standard.
>
> > Is it possible for me to achieve the above in VS 2003 Setup program?
>
> Yes. Just try some things out. It's actually pretty straight forward.
> From your questions I have the feeling you didn't try some of the
> options out. Just experiment, you can always remove the things you
> don't like :)
>
> FB
>
>
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