i need a property for over install, like the property for only new install
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Know anybody with porperty i can set?
And how i can use 2 properties? with AND? i don't know!
Thank you!
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Properties of CustomAction
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Illi
, Aug 27 2002 18:24
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Illi
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Posted 27 August 2002 - 18:24
hi,
i need a property for over install, like the property for only new install
.
Know anybody with porperty i can set?
And how i can use 2 properties? with AND? i don't know!
Thank you!
i need a property for over install, like the property for only new install
Know anybody with porperty i can set?
And how i can use 2 properties? with AND? i don't know!
Thank you!
Illi
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Posted 28 August 2002 - 09:06
or the property for deinstall?
Because the Custom Action must run if i want to install or overinstall but not if the programm deinstall.
Because the Custom Action must run if i want to install or overinstall but not if the programm deinstall.
Ian Blake
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Posted 28 August 2002 - 09:22
$ComponentName is set to action state of component
?ComponentName is set to install state of component
&FeatureName is set action state of feature
\FeatureName is set to install state of feature
you can use these to condition custom actions. They give you fine control so your action will run sensibly on repair, reinstall, upgrade and remove actions.
There is more informaion in the msi documentation.
Windows Installer
--Installer Database
----Using The Installer Database
------Conditional Statement Syntax
?ComponentName is set to install state of component
&FeatureName is set action state of feature
\FeatureName is set to install state of feature
you can use these to condition custom actions. They give you fine control so your action will run sensibly on repair, reinstall, upgrade and remove actions.
There is more informaion in the msi documentation.
Windows Installer
--Installer Database
----Using The Installer Database
------Conditional Statement Syntax
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