Michael Bednarek wrote:
> Thanks for your reply. For usability reasons I would like to present the
> checkbox to the user on the last dialog (i.e. when we know that the install
> has completed successfully).
> Given that, what would be the best way to achieve what I'm after?
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Tom Kazimiers wrote:
> my MSI installer is made with WiX 3 and I wonder if there is a
> possibility to uninstall the current installation (if any) of the
> product and then installing the new one?
> I am asking since I don't want to do a major upgrade every time I do a
>
What you describe *is*
Hi Bob,
Thanks for your reply. For usability reasons I would like to present the
checkbox to the user on the last dialog (i.e. when we know that the install has
completed successfully). Given that, what would be the best way to achieve what
I'm after?
Thanks!
Mike Bednarek
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Hi there,
my MSI installer is made with WiX 3 and I wonder if there is a
possibility to uninstall the current installation (if any) of the
product and then installing the new one?
I am asking since I don't want to do a major upgrade every time I do a
little change, but I want the use to have the p
The fastest way out of this predicament is to roll your test virtual macihne
back to the lastest snapshot.
Oh, you're not testing on a VM? Sorry.
Use orca to modify the custom action table of the MSI that you installed. Find
the custom action in the sequence table that you authored it in and
I created a custom action that runs an exe on some of the installed files.
(WiX 3 code below). Now I can't uninstall my product because the custom action
fails because the files are not found. Does anyone know how I can force the
uninstall, or get out of this mess some other way?
How can I p
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