You are correct I found the same thing. Any text that changes during the
install must have a Background attribute on the font otherwise the text just
keeps drawing over itself. This makes it really difficult if you are using a
background image.
I did come across the issue with the images you
Alex,
The MSI version is different from a file version and you have to extract it
from the MSI database. I did it using a python script and msilib but I was
doing it outside of MSBuild. You could also do it with C#, here's a page with
an example:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10233400/h
Steve,
I ran into this same issue and another user posted about it last week as well.
For the moment I am working around it same as you did. This seems like
something that should be corrected though so I went ahead and opened a bug:
http://wixtoolset.org/issues/4325/
-Original Message---
Assuming Checkbox works like a Button I would remove the Property and
CheckBoxValue attributes as I do not think you need them. Then add this line
to your element to default it to checked:
-Original Message-
From: hkannans [mailto:hkann...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, February 28, 2014
Assuming this is Apache that is a pretty light install. One thing you are
missing though is add the attribute (Arguments="-k runservice") to your
element. If you still have trouble try leaving off the
account/password and run it as the local system. If that works then you know
you have a pe
I'm trying to use CloseApplication with the EndSessionMessage option and am not
experiencing the expected result. By default in OnClose my application asks if
the user is sure they want to close. So I added handlers for
WM_QUERYENDSESSION to return TRUE and WM_ENDSESSION to close the program
: Thursday, March 06, 2014 7:34 PM
To: General discussion about the WiX toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] util:CloseApplication and EndSessionMessage
There was a WM_ENDSESSION bug fixed in v3.9
-Original Message-----
From: Tom Brezinski [mailto:to...@networkinstruments.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 6,
I think you will need to write a custom action that uses the AddPrinter api.
DIFxApp is probably out of the question since you don't have driver files. HP
says for that printer with all current versions of Windows to use the drivers
included with the OS.
See AddPrinter:
http://msdn.microsoft.
Not really. You could run heat as a pre-build step with '-cg
Product.Generated' and include the resulting wxs file in your project. Then
all you need is the ComponentGroupRef line you have below. I used to do that
in one of my projects.
There's also the HeatDirectory msbuild task you could a
Is there a way to change the StandardBA LaunchTarget based on a user selection?
I have the following 4 radio buttons in my bundle which determine which
features I install:
Depending on which the user selects I want LaunchTarget to be different. For
example i
:
-Original Message-
From: Tom Brezinski [mailto:to...@networkinstruments.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2014 7:12 AM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Burn StandardBA Dynamic LaunchTarget
Is there a way to change the StandardBA
Tony,
Not sure if this will help you, but I ran into a similar problem. I need to
run MSBuild with "/property:BuildProjectReferences=false" as I have references
to projects not in the solution and it was attempting to build those references
even though I did not need it to. A side effect of t
I am experimenting with doing incremental minor patches followed by a "rollup"
minor patch. I am seeing an interesting behavior that I have a feeling is
expected but I would like to confirm.
So for example given the following patch sequence:
1.0.0
--1.0.1
1.0.2
---1.0.3
--1.0.4
Patch 1
Another options is invoking certutil.exe (on Vista and newer versions of
windows) with a CAQuietExec. Here's an example that installs to the system
store, just tweak the certutil.exe command to go to the user store if that is
where you want it.
The one downside to this is i
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