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Chapter 23: Wizard Reference
Visual Basic Wizard
Table 23-36: How do you want to look for it? Panel Settings (cont.)
Setting Description
Registry Value (Optional) To search for a specific registry value, enter the registry value exactly as it appears in
the Windows Registry Editor.
How do you want to look for it?
Specify the following information in this panel:
Table 23-37: How do you want to look for it? Panel Settings
Setting Description
What do you want to do with the value? Panel
In this panel, you can determine whether or not you want an installation to proceed if the search
condition is not found. You also have the option to enter the text you want to display when the
installation is halted as a result of the search condition not being met.
Click Finish when you are done making your selections. Click Back to edit previous settings.
Visual Basic Wizard
Note: If this setting is blank, the system search looks for the registry key’s default value.
INI File Name Specify the INI file name as it should appear on the target system.
INI Section Name Obtain this information from the INI file. If you need to add a section to an INI file, see
Specifying a Section in an .ini File.
INI Key Name Enter the INI file key that can be found within the section.
Read entire line checkbox This option will search for data in the field column of an .ini file’s IniLocator table if it is
null or 0.
The Visual Basic Wizard lets you import Visual Basic projects into your InstallShield project. The wizard
scans your project to determine potential file dependencies and displays the results of the scan, listing
the detected files that can be added to your project. You then have the option of adding that Visual Basic
project and its dependencies to your project.
Note: You cannot import Visual Basic projects if Visual Basic is not installed on your system. If you do not have Visual
Basic installed, exit the wizard and run the Visual Basic setup. After you have installed Visual Basic on your system, you
can reopen the wizard and import your Visual Basic project into your project.
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