Forum: NSIS Discussion
30th September 2004, 17:36
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Forum: NSIS Discussion
22nd July 2004, 22:00
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Forum: NSIS Discussion
22nd July 2004, 17:58
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Forum: NSIS Discussion
22nd July 2004, 17:56
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Forum: NSIS Discussion
21st July 2004, 23:23
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None of those settings allow for changing...
None of those settings allow for changing "License Agreement" to "Terms of Service".
I had already tried those.
Maybe there's a way of overriding the var settings done in the language files by...
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Forum: NSIS Discussion
20th July 2004, 21:01
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Forum: NSIS Discussion
20th July 2004, 20:59
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Could you be more specific about where the...
Could you be more specific about where the information is?
I had already looked through the MUI Readme and Examples:
http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Contrib/Modern%20UI/Readme.html#examples
I...
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Forum: NSIS Discussion
19th July 2004, 17:55
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I changed English.nlf this way:
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#...
I changed English.nlf this way:
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# ^LicenseSubCaption
: Terms of Service
# ^AcceptBtn
I &accept the Terms of Service
# ^DontAcceptBtn
I &do not accept the Terms of Service
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Forum: NSIS Discussion
15th July 2004, 23:36
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Forum: NSIS Discussion
12th July 2004, 22:11
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It seems to me that one would want to use this...
It seems to me that one would want to use this technique in both .onInit and un.onInit. For example, one's module might control a shared component, and a user might unknowingly think it's okay to...
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Forum: NSIS Discussion
7th July 2004, 18:07
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Sorry, that's a bit too cryptic for me.
How...
Sorry, that's a bit too cryptic for me.
How is ExecWait relevant if I'm checking the errorlevel from the commandline? If you would modify my samples so the tests work correctly, that would help...
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Forum: NSIS Discussion
7th July 2004, 17:24
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Forum: NSIS Discussion
7th July 2004, 00:18
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Forum: NSIS Discussion
6th July 2004, 21:48
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Accessing errorlevel from commandline
I'm trying to view the errorlevel from the cmdline, but the value doesn't seem accurate.
Here is my script for causing a "failure" errorlevel:
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OutFile...
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