I've pretty much finished my installer now (I've enjoyed using SF for creating this installer) and now I'm adding previous installation detection...
I'm wondering if it's been covered here somewhere how to create the typical installers that startup with the "3-radio button" GUI that offers the selection of Modify / Repair / Uninstall upon launching the installer when the software is already installed on the user's machine??
In fact, my installer uses another installer (we have an SDK component that uses an MSM (or MSI - this was created by someone else since SF doesn't support them) and that installer (Wise) shows that interface when the SDK component is already installed.
I'd like my SF installer to sort of do the same.
I'm not using packages so the "Modify" item may not be necessary but I'm wondering if the uninstaller can be invoked from the installer in this case?
Does SF7 support this kind of interface?
Do I have to totally create the interface from scratch (screen button designs and navigation logic) or is there some "prebuilt" stuff that would support doing this?
Any tips or pointers to previous discussions concerning this would be helpful!
-Will
I'm wondering if it's been covered here somewhere how to create the typical installers that startup with the "3-radio button" GUI that offers the selection of Modify / Repair / Uninstall upon launching the installer when the software is already installed on the user's machine??
In fact, my installer uses another installer (we have an SDK component that uses an MSM (or MSI - this was created by someone else since SF doesn't support them) and that installer (Wise) shows that interface when the SDK component is already installed.
I'd like my SF installer to sort of do the same.
I'm not using packages so the "Modify" item may not be necessary but I'm wondering if the uninstaller can be invoked from the installer in this case?
Does SF7 support this kind of interface?
Do I have to totally create the interface from scratch (screen button designs and navigation logic) or is there some "prebuilt" stuff that would support doing this?
Any tips or pointers to previous discussions concerning this would be helpful!
-Will
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