HELP! Need to write a "user license agreement" control

B

bruce

Hi,

I am trying to write a simple installation program that
asks the user a few questions and then installs a
software application and its associate files based on
those answers.

I am new to VB, (usiing VB 6.0) and have figured out how
to do everything except for: I would like to read a
license agreement from a text file, display it in a
scrollable region on the screen, and provide an "Accept"
and a "Decline" button that the user can then click to
either continue with the applicaiton or exit.

Seems like a trivial (and very common) thing to want to
do, so I am hoping that someone can provide me with some
sample code that does this (or something similar to this)

Can anyone help me out?

thanks, bruce
 
K

Ken Tucker

Hi,

In the user interface view of the setup project right click on start
and select add dialog. Select license agreement from the available dialogs.

Ken
 
H

Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]

Hello,

bruce said:
I am new to VB, (usiing VB 6.0) and have figured out how
Click to expand...

Please do not crosspost VB Classic questions to a VB.NET
(microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb) ng. Thanks!

Regards,
Herfried K. Wagner
 

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