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Adding a help button to an InnoSetup wizard page

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问题 I have a setup script with a custom wizard page to get a choice from the user. It would be nice to have a help button and to supply a small CHM file with the installable so that I can provide a detailed explanation of what the choices are. Anyone know whether there is an easy way to do this? 回答1: See this post for details on how to include a file with the installation package and reference that file before installation has started. To add a button to the install wizard, I included the

Innosetup - reference a file from [Code] before the installation starts

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问题 This is sort of a continuation of this question. I have a file that I want to include with my installation package (a .CHM help file) that I need to access during installation from code. It doesn't need to be installed to the user's machine. So I want to - include the file in the installation package, probably uncompressed (so I guess I will do that with a [Files] ... external flag). - reference the file during installation with code like: procedure HelpButtonOnClick (Sender: TObject) ; var

Global event handler for all controls for User Help

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问题 HI, I'm extending a windows application written in C# to provide help to the user (in the context of the focused control) when they hit the F1 key. What I’d like to do is make use of the Control.HelpRequested event but I’m not sure how to extend all the controls to handle this event. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.control.helprequested.aspx It’s not really feasible to update each control “by hand” to handle this event and I really don’t like the idea of looping

Global event handler for all controls for User Help

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HI, I'm extending a windows application written in C# to provide help to the user (in the context of the focused control) when they hit the F1 key. What I’d like to do is make use of the Control.HelpRequested event but I’m not sure how to extend all the controls to handle this event. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.control.helprequested.aspx It’s not really feasible to update each control “by hand” to handle this event and I really don’t like the idea of looping through all the controls in a form (as the form opens) to associate the event handler. Is there a neat