User Guide

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Properties
Property Name Description
_WiseDebugMode By default, debug mode is off. Set this property to 1 to debug .DLLs that you
added to an installation using a custom action. For this feature to work, the
Custom Action Type for the action must be Call DLL with Variable
Parameter List and you must have the Microsoft Visual C++ development
environment installed. The debugger opens at a breakpoint just before your
.DLL code begins, so at first you might see assembly code. If so, single-step
ahead to see your .DLL code.
_WiseDialogFontDefault Contains the text style used for body text on wizard dialogs. When you add a
control, set its font to this font, otherwise the font specified in DefaultUIFont
is used. The font choices for this property are listed in the TextStyle table
located on the Tables tab.
_WiseDialogSuffix Contains the text that’s appended to the name of the application
(ProductName) in the wizard dialog title bar.
_WiseDialogTitleFontDefault Contains the text style used for the titles on wizard dialogs. This is not for the
text in the title bar itself, but for the text inside the wizard that introduces the
dialog content. The font choices for this property are listed in the TextStyle
table located on the Tables tab.
Accept Sets the initial value of the radio button on the License Dialog. The default
value, “No”, causes the I do not accept the license agreement radio
button to be marked by default. The Next button on the License Dialog has an
event attached to it, which causes the Next button to be disabled until the
end user marks I accept the license agreement radio button.
ApplicationUsers Sets the initial value of the radio button on the User Information dialog. The
default value, “AllUsers”, causes the Anyone who uses this computer radio
button to be marked by default. The Next button on the User Information
dialog has an event attached to it, which causes the Windows Installer
property ALLUSERS to be set to true if the end user leaves the Anyone who
uses this computer radio button marked.
APPS_TEST Provides backwards compatibility for the System Search page for installations
created in Wise for Windows Installer 2.0.
DefaultUIFont Contains the text style used for the installation user interface if no other
value is set. To match the default dialog text that already exists, set any new
controls you add to _WiseDialogFontDefault. The font choices for this
property are listed in the TextStyle table located on the Tables tab.
DiskPrompt Contains the default text that prompts the end user to insert the next
installation disk.
ErrorDialog Contains the name of the dialog that should be displayed if there are
installation errors.
IISVERSION If you add Web resources to an installation, this property is set during
runtime to the version of Microsoft Internet Information Server that is
running on the destination computer. If IIS is not installed, this property
remains empty during installation.