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Visual Basic
Jul 13, 2000, 3:00:00 AM7/13/00
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How could I do for change the descriptions "TYPICAL," "CUSTOM" in a
"SetupType"?
How do you/he/she/it be used the "SDSETUPTYPE"?
(In Italiano sarebbe meglio)
thanks
Anthony Zakgaim
Jul 13, 2000, 3:00:00 AM7/13/00
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If I understood you right...
Right-click on "Typical" (or whatever type you have) and select Rename from
popup menu.
Right-click on "Typical" (or whatever type you have) and select Rename from
popup menu.
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bob
Aug 17, 2000, 3:00:00 AM8/17/00
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Hi - you will also have to use SdOptionsButtons instead of SdSetupType. Check
the help file on how to use it.
Then you'll have to set the buttons you use with a description and set up a
switch section like this:
the help file on how to use it.
Then you'll have to set the buttons you use with a description and set up a
switch section like this:
switch (nSelection)
case BACK:
// Change setup options
ListDestroy( listButtons );
ListDestroy( listDescrip );
Enable( NEXTBUTTON );
return BACK;
case 101:
// Full install
ComponentSetupTypeSet(MEDIA,"Full");
svSetupType="Full";
nSelection = NEXT;
case 102:
// Minimal install
ComponentSetupTypeSet(MEDIA,"Minimal");
svSetupType="Minimal";
nSelection = NEXT;
case 103:
// Custom install
ComponentSetupTypeSet(MEDIA,"Custom");
svSetupType="Custom";
nSelection = NEXT;
endswitch;
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