anbu.nanda
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Hiding the pre-requisites installer window

Hi Team,

Please let me know whether is it possible to hide the installer window when the setup installing the required pre-requisites.

Thanks,
anbu
Eusebiu
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Re: Hiding the pre-requisites installer window

Hi Anbu and welcome to Advanced Installer forums.

Thank you for your interest in Advanced Installer.

Unfortunately, hiding the prerequisites dialog is not possible in Advanced Installer.

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Eusebiu
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anbu.nanda
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Re: Hiding the pre-requisites installer window

Hi Team,

Thanks for your reply Mr. Eusebiu.

Now we are changing from SQL Compact to SQLite. Is it possible to add SQLite as the prerequisites with .Net Project?

Waiting for your reply, Please let me know asap.

Thanks,
anbu
Eusebiu
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Re: Hiding the pre-requisites installer window

Hi Anbu,

I suppose that my colleague Dan has already answered you to this question on the Can you please Add SQLite as one of the prerequisites thread.

Let us know if you need more information.

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Eusebiu
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anbu.nanda
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Re: Hiding the pre-requisites installer window

Yes Eusebiu, i saw that post., but didn't understand what Dan says. Can you explain it briefly.

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Eusebiu
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Re: Hiding the pre-requisites installer window

Hi Anbu,

My colleague Dan said that SQLite is not an installation package (i.e. MSI or EXE), its resources are just library files which the user can copy in the correct location.

Also, you can go in our SQL Scripts page and use the [SQLite Connection] button to configure your connection which should work because Advanced Installer already includes the resources needed to run SQLite scripts.

Although, you can create a simple MSI package that contains the "SQLite" libraries and add this package as a prerequisite in your main application.

Let us know if this helped.

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Eusebiu
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