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+ <h1>Page Mode Support</h1>
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+ Since version 1.04, the ExperienceUI supports page modes. This term may be new to you, but it's XPUI-jargon for using identical
+ pages in both the installer and the uninstaller. The Modern UI also supports this, but it is very difficult to use. The
+ ExperienceUI allows you to insert any page you want into just the installer, just the uninstaller, or both. How does it work?
+ When you insert an XPUI_PAGEMODE macro, three defines are assigned values: XPUI_UN, XPUI_UNFUNC, and XPUI_UNINST. In the
+ Install page mode, these three are blank values. In the Uninstall page mode, however, they are assigned the values "UN", "un.",
+ and "UNINST", respectively. Then, to add a page to the uninstaller, all I have to do is:<br>
+ <br>
+ <code>PageEx ${XPUI_UNFUNC}components<br>
+ ...<br>
+ PageExEnd</code><br>
+ <br>
+ Of course, there is also the little detail about strings. You don't want the uninstaller to confuse you by saying something
+ about installing the program, so I also used this technique with the strings. The language files have string tables
+ for all 21 pages (10 installer, 11 uninstaller, including the NSIS uninstConfirm page) and the language strings have the
+ ${XPUI_UN} symbol in them. This allows for completely different install/uninstall strings. The code is basically like this:<br>
+ <code>
+ !insertmacro XPUI_HEADER_TEXT "$(XPUI_${XPUI_UN}COMPONENTSPAGE_TITLE)" "$(XPUI_${XPUI_UN}COMPONENTSPAGE_SUBTITLE)"
+ </code>
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+ <h1>Using Page Modes</h1>
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+ <p style=margin-left:0.2in>
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+ Using the page mode system is very simple. Simply insert the page-mode macro and then your pages. An example of this can be
+ found in the Setup.NSI file in the XPUI installation directory. For more information, please see the <a href=page_macros.htm>Page Macros</a> section of
+ this document.<br>
+ <br>
+ If you created your scripts for XPUI versions 1.03 or earlier, you may have to change them for versions >1.04.
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+ <p class=footer>Copyright © 2004-2006 Dan Fuhry. All rights except those explicitly given in the <a href=license_agreement.htm style=color:#A0A0D0 onmouseover="this.style.color='#A0A0A0'" onmouseout="this.style.color='#A0A0D0'">license agreement</a> reserved.</p>
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