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It’s being set through a custom
Action: <CustomAction Id="LanguageChecker" BinaryKey="CustomDLL" DllEntry="SystemDefaultUILanguage" /> Which is basiccly this code
(snipped a bit) LANGID langId =
::GetSystemDefaultUILanguage(); TCHAR
szLang[10] = {0}; _itot((UINT)langId, szLang, 10); MsiSetProperty(hMSI, TEXT("SystemDefaultUILanguage"), szLang); Perhaps there
is a method to get the UI lang within the MSI itself and not use the custom
action? -Jeff From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bob Arnson Jeff MacDuff wrote: My condition statement is formatted like this: <Condition Message="You cannot install this version of because it is not
compatible with your language version of Windows. Obtain the language version
that matches the language version of Windows running on this PC."><![CDATA[SystemDefaultUILanguage = $(var.LCID)OR SystemDefaultUILanguage
<> 1033]]></Condition> Var.LCID is passed in as the build language and 1033
is of course English. What we are seeing is that the MSI’s can install
everywhere. How are you setting SystemDefaultUILanguage? If it's
not set, "SystemDefaultUILanguage <> 1033" evaluates to true. -- sig://boBhttp://bobs.org |
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