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Inserting Pages

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There are two ways to insert pages with the ExperienceUI. The first - and easiest - way is via the ${Page} command. This command handles all but two of the pages in the ExperienceUI, and plus it is very easy to learn and understand. You must include XPUI.nsh before inserting pages.

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The other way to insert a page is using a macro. This is really what the ${Page} command does behind the scenes, so there is no difference in behavior. To insert a page using the commands below, use, for example, !insertmacro XPUI_PAGE_WELCOME.

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+ All of the pages listed here except the NSIS-Style uninstall confirmation page can be used in either the installer or the uninstaller.
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+ + + A note on page defines: When you define a custom string, it is usually applied to the installer only. To make a custom string that applies to the uninstaller, define the string as normal, but add UN after the XPUI_ part of the define. An example would be XPUI_COMPONENTSPAGE_TITLE becomes XPUI_UNCOMPONENTSPAGE_TITLE. Note that this does not apply to macros; to insert, for example, the welcome page into your uninstaller, insert XPUI_PAGEMODE_UNINST and then XPUI_PAGE_WELCOME, or just ${UnPage} Welcome.
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Copyright © 2004-2006 Dan Fuhry. All rights except those explicitly given in the license agreement reserved.

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