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Properties
ReinstallFileVersion Indicates the action to take when the same version of a file being installed
already exists. The default value of “o” means overwrite. This sets an option
on the ReinstallMode dialog.
ReinstallRepair Indicates the action to take when reinstalling or repairing a file. The default
value of “r” means repair. This sets an option on the ReinstallMode dialog.
SecureCustomProperties Contains a semicolon-delimited list of properties that are restricted public
properties.
UpgradeCode Contains the product code for a related group of products, one of which might
be an upgrade for another.
WiseCRLF Contains a carriage return/line feed. Use in editable text boxes to insert lines,
or in property definitions.
WiseInitAdminError Contains the text of the error message that appears if the Windows Installer
runtime needs to be installed but the current user does not have
administrator privileges, which are necessary to install it.
If an installation creates an .EXE that launches an .MSI, this property sets the
default value for the AdminError property in the .INI file that’s generated.
See INI File Properties on page 420.
WiseInitCmdLine Contains the default command line that is passed to MSIEXEC, which is the
Windows Installer executable that runs the .MSI. The command line
statement should end with the /I command line switch. This property is
absent unless you create it.
If an installation creates an .EXE that launches an .MSI, this property sets the
default value for the CmdLine property in the .INI file that’s generated. See
INI File Properties on page 420.
WiseInitExistError Contains the error that is displayed if a previous version of the installation is
already installed on the destination computer.
If an installation creates an .EXE that launches an .MSI, this property sets the
default value for the ExistError property in the .INI file that’s generated. See
INI File Properties on page 420.
WiseInitLangDefault Contains the default language for the installation, which initially is English. It
can also contain the language ID, separated from the language name by a
comma. (Example: English, 1033). If the language of the destination
computer matches this ID, the installation runs without applying any
language transforms.
If an installation creates an .EXE that launches an .MSI, this property sets the
default value for the WiseInitLangDefault property in the .INI file that’s
generated. See INI File Properties on page 420.
WiseInitPrefix Contains the text that’s displayed before the “Wise Installation” text in the
installation’s initialization window. The initialization window is the small
window that appears before the installation wizard dialogs appear.
If an installation creates an .EXE that launches an .MSI, this property sets the
default value for the WiseInitPrefix property in the .INI file that’s generated.
See INI File Properties on page 420.
Property Name Description