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  1. Dec 19th, 2003, 08:35 PM #1
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    disclaimer during install ...

    Is this just another form? How does it get into the compiled program?

    I'm looking ahead, I'm not ready for compile yet.

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  2. Dec 19th, 2003, 08:37 PM #2
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    Installation is controlled by the setup program you use. I know that Wise has a form editor that you can use for disclaimers and stuff.
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    It has been a few years since I've compiled a program, but doesn't VB 5.0 Pro include a setup program when you make an .exe?

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    I don't know for fact, since I've never used below VB6, but I doubt it would make a setup for you when you compile.

    You could use the package and deployment wizard, if you've got it. It comes with a VB project that it bases the setup program on, so all you would need to do would be to modify the project.
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    if you use INNO setup (it's free.. at...www.jrsoftware.org), you can specify a .txt file and INNO supplies a form for you...

    just a thought.

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  7. Dec 20th, 2003, 12:22 AM #6
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    Hardly anyone reads those things..
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