You can also specify the text of the contract directly here in the source file, but the previous solution seems much easier to maintain: the text of the license agreement arrives afterwards. We open a text wrapped with content to scroll through. The text itself enters the day of the inner text. You can use the text in the RTF style, so this is the best idea To create your license agreement in a word processing program and export it to RTF (Wordpad is probably the best word processing software for this purpose, the most demanding could create much more detailed RTF files; even if you use it, you should back up the final version of Wordpad again: There are still some vouchers since, like a license contract page: And finally, the “Next” button remains disabled until the user has given consent to the license agreement. We`ve already used condition tags at the higher level (start-up conditions to determine if the full installation process should be run) or in feature tags (to disable the installation of different features under certain conditions). This is their third use, in control tags. Your Action attribute lets you disable, to activate, hide or reset the control element or reset it in the default state if the condition in the tag is considered true: Here is a good link with the code: www.howdoicode.net/2011/09/wix-how-to-hide-license-agreement.html There is a well-known problem with the control of the rich text that is used to display the text of the license file that can lead to the text being displayed empty until the user scrolls down. This is usually caused by complex RTF content (z.B the RTF generated when recording an RTF file in Microsoft Word). When you run this behavior in your configuration user interface, one of the following problems bypasses is corrected in most cases: I use Wix 3.6 to create a simple MSI used internally. I would like to know if there is a simple way to remove the dialogue on licensing agreements. The Continue button in the home dialog box in the installation dialog box (or the dialog box after the license dialog box) and the back in the installation dialog button – remove the license dialog box. This simplification of the XML (www.howdoicode.net/2011/09/wix-how-to-hide-license-agreement.html) mentioned above worked for me; This effectively skips the license instead of linking to a custom page. To remove z.B.
licenseAgreementDlg from the WixUI_InstallDir dialog box, you would do the following: PS- You should remove the bootstrapper project from the project folder if you don`t want it to speed up your constructions. IsWiX also has an “IsWiX solution” model that doesn`t contain a boot trapper project if you want to create more solutions in the future that create only one MSI. stackoverflow.com/questions/16978501/how-to-create-a-bootstrapper-application-without-a-license-agreement-step I found another option – stackoverflow.com/questions/597025/how-to-build-a-minimal-wix-installer-ui-without-a-license-page But is not able to integrate into your model [WixSetup].