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Property name
WiseInitProgressText
WiseInitSpaceError
WiseInitSuffix
WiseMaskedProperties
WISEWEBSITES properties
INI File Properties
Windows Installer Editor Reference
Description
Enter the text that should display while the hourglass is being displayed
during installation.
Contains the error text that is displayed if the destination computer does not
have enough free disk space to copy the .MSI database to its local disk drive.
If an installation creates an .EXE that launches an .MSI, this property sets the
default value for the SpaceError property in the .INI file that's generated.
See
INI File Properties
Contains the text that's displayed after the "Wise Installation" text in the
installation's initialization window. The initialization window is the small
window that appears before the installation wizard dialog boxes appear.
If an installation creates an .EXE that launches an .MSI, this property sets the
default value for the WiseInitSuffix property in the .INI file that's generated.
See
INI File Properties
Contains Windows Installer properties that can be set by the end user during
installation, and whose value will be masked.
Warning
Do not edit any properties whose name begins with WISEWEBSITES. They
are set when you add Web resources to an installation and generate Web
dialog boxes. Changing these properties can result in unexpected behavior.
Also, when the Web dialog boxes are regenerated, any changes you make to
these properties will be lost.
See also:
Run Time Properties
on page 570
INI File Properties
on page 567
Properties
on page 445
On the Build Options page, if you configure a release to compile to an .EXE that launches
an .MSI, then three files are generated during compile: an .EXE, an .MSI, and an .INI.
The values of certain build settings are stored in the .INI file, which must be distributed
along with the .EXE that launches the .MSI. You can change these settings, thereby
determining how the .MSI database is run. The list below shows the properties that are
stored in the [WiseInstaller] section of the .INI file.
Some of the properties in the .INI file get their default values from the build properties.
See
Build Properties
on page 563.
See individual descriptions below to determine which build property the .INI property
takes its default from, if any.
on page 567.
on page 567.
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