WiseScript Editor Reference
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WiseScript Actions
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Hide Progress Bar
Mark this to hide the progress bar during graphic display.
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Center Vertical
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Place at Bottom
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Tile Background
Mark this to repeat the graphic edge-to-edge to fill the entire screen.
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Erase All
Mark this to remove all previous graphics from the screen before displaying the new
one.
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Timed Display
Mark this to display a series of graphics at evenly-spaced intervals, which is
calculated by the number of files to be installed. Place all Display Billboard actions
before the first Install File(s) action if you are using Timed Display.
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Local Graphic
Normally, you specify graphic files on your computer, which are then compiled into
the installation. Mark this to specify a file from the destination computer. With this
option, you can use variables in the Pathname field above. Example: %INST% to
indicate the directory from which the installation .EXE is running. Use this to change
graphics without rebuilding the .EXE.
Display Message
This action displays a message dialog box and can optionally branch the script based on
the end user response. Without the branching option, this dialog box has an OK button,
which continues, and a Cancel button, which halts installation.
To complete the dialog box
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Message Title
Enter the title for the dialog box.
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Message Text
This is displayed in the dialog box. Press Ctrl+Enter to add line breaks in the
displayed text. You can use variables in this text.
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Message Icon
Select an icon for the dialog box.
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Start If Block
Mark this to display Yes, No, and Cancel buttons instead of OK and Cancel. This
action then acts like an If action. Statements between this action and its matching
End action are executed if the end user clicks Yes. If the user clicks No, execution
continues with the first action after the End action. Cancel halts the installation.
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No Cancel
Mark this to suppress the Cancel button. Use this in informational messages to
prevent the end user from canceling installation.
Note
The Display Message action can help you debug. Use this action anywhere in the script
to display the value of a variable by entering %VARIABLE_NAME% in Message Text.