Hi All,
I have developed an install package using Wix, featuring a typical set of
dialogs, including licence agreement screen, setup type screen (with Typical,
Custom and Complete buttons), etc.
Now I am turning my attention to installing it via a network (Windows 2003
Server), and am experimenting with Group Policy Objects. My basic question at
this point is: How does the Network Administrator control what gets installed
on a client machine, in terms of whether the user should see the dialogs or
not? For a network install, how is even something as simple as acceptance of a
Licence Agreement handled, when no dialog appears for the user? Despite much
Net foraging, I'm stuck, and would be most grateful for some pointers, perhaps
to any articles that deal with these issues in depth.
Many thanks for your time and attention.
Regards,
Andrew Kendall
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