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Chapter 5
Creating Custom Dialog Boxes
This chapter includes the following topics:
z About Dialog Boxes on page 119
z About the Custom Dialog Editor on page 119
z About Dialog Box Controls on page 121
z Solutions for Dialog Box Problems on page 140
z About Custom Dialog Box Sets on page 142
z Creating a Custom Dialog Box Script on page 143
About Dialog Boxes
Use the Custom Dialog Editor to change the appearance of installation dialog boxes and
to create new dialog boxes. You can edit and create default dialog box templates, add
interactivity to dialog boxes, and work with dialog box sets, and translate dialog box text
to other languages.
Typically, dialog boxes are not used in WiseScripts that run silently, or in WiseScripts
that you use as custom actions in a Windows Installer installation. The information in
this section is provided in case you open or edit WiseScripts that contain dialog boxes.
About the Custom Dialog Editor
The Custom Dialog Editor is a built-in utility.
Use it to do the following:
Access the Custom Dialog Editor from:
Create new dialog boxes See Adding a Dialog Box to the Installation on
page 120.
Edit dialog boxes See Editing Dialog Boxes on page 120.
Set dialog box properties See Setting Dialog Box Properties on page 120.
Create a dialog box set See About Custom Dialog Box Sets on
page 142.
Add interactivity to dialog boxes See Creating a Custom Dialog Box Script on
page 143
Script Editor Double-click the Custom Dialog script action or a
Custom Dialog script line.