[WiX-users] Changing the default installation directory

2007-11-01 Thread 0x001A4
How would I go about changing the default installation directory from Program Files to the C:\ or whatever drive the user has windows installed on? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Changing-the-default-installation-directory-tf4731406.html#a13528883 Sent from the wix-users

Re: [WiX-users] How to change the installation directory

2007-10-31 Thread 0x001A4
Did you ever figure out how to do this? I am interested in changing the default installation directory from Program Files to C:\ or systemdrive. Jing Teng wrote: > > In all the examples I can find, it use > > > > > > > > > > to install my package under c:\program files, but I

Re: [WiX-users] Changing the text in the UI

2007-10-19 Thread 0x001A4
Sorry this can be ignored. I found the file. In case anyone else has the same question, it is WixUI_en-us.wxl 0x001A4 wrote: > > I can't seem to find the area where I can change the various texts in the > UI. For instance, I would like to change the title on some of the screens.

[WiX-users] Changing the text in the UI

2007-10-19 Thread 0x001A4
I can't seem to find the area where I can change the various texts in the UI. For instance, I would like to change the title on some of the screens. This what I see in the element: Where do I find loc.ExitDialogTitle and edit the text? I know I can change Text="" to whatever I want, but I'd rat

Re: [WiX-users] IniFile - Getting user input

2007-10-12 Thread 0x001A4
At which point in the install should I add this though? Should I add this somewhere in my main wxs file with all of my other components? If I were to go about it that way, would I then be able to put the info in an ini file after all of my installation files are copied over? Sorry for the newbie

[WiX-users] IniFile - Getting user input

2007-10-11 Thread 0x001A4
I have a dialog in which users are going to be entering information. I know I can use IniFile to write to a file. But I cant use IniFile in a Dialog or UI so what would be the best way to write this information to a file after the user enters it? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabbl

Re: [WiX-users] Checking User Input and Writing it to a File

2007-10-10 Thread 0x001A4
becomes disabled. How would I check for an empty value? 0x001A4 wrote: > > I was wondering how one would go about checking user input and then > writing it to a text file? > > This is what I have so far in my UserSetupDlg (I dont want the Next button > enabled unless th

[WiX-users] Checking User Input and Writing it to a File

2007-10-10 Thread 0x001A4
I was wondering how one would go about checking user input and then writing it to a text file? This is what I have so far in my UserSetupDlg (I dont want the Next button enabled unless the password matches): [PASSWORD] = [CONFIRMPAS

[WiX-users] Putting files into a subdirectory

2007-10-03 Thread 0x001A4
I have a root directory with multiple subdirectories and multiple subdirectories in those directories. I also have files that need to go into those subdirectories. Here is an example of my wxs file:

[WiX-users] File on source are different then when installed

2007-10-01 Thread 0x001A4
I've just started playing around with WiX because it seems like a great solution to editing tables with Orca. One thing I'm having a problem with is on the installation source the file names are different then what I want them to be when they are installed. For instance, I have a file called file