(Switch) Inno Setup entry (9) -- modify the text display during installation

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As mentioned above, different display methods can be implemented using unused language files to facilitate international integration. In fact, even if there is no language file, it can be modified. The [messages] section defines messages displayed in the installer and uninstall programs. Generally, you do not need to create a [messages] segment because all messages are included in the default. isl file of Inno Setup (or the language options specified in the [ages] segment. However, you can overwrite the default message to create your own message display interface. Open the file in the Inno Setup directory. The button is defined as follows:

; *** Buttons Buttonback = <& back Buttonnext = & next> Buttoninstall = & Install Buttonok = OK Buttoncancel = Cancel Buttonyes = & yes Buttonyestoall = yes to & all Buttonno = & No Buttonnotoall = N & O to all Buttonfinish = & finish Buttonbrowse = & browse... Buttonwizardbrowse = B & Rowse... Buttonnewfolder = & make new folder

You can overwrite and modify these messages in the [messages] segment. An example is as follows:

[Setup] ; Global settings, this section is required Appname = test Appvername = test Defaultdirname = "E: \ test" Appversion = 1.0 Compression = lzma2/MAX Showemediagedialog = Yes   [Components] Name: Main; Description: "Main Program (required)"; types: Full compact custom; flags: fixed Name: data; Description: "data file"; types: full Name: help; Description: "Help File"; types: Full compact   [Files] Source: "F: \ Desktop \ test \ ipmsg.exe"; destdir: "{app}"; components: Main Source: "F: \ Desktop \ test \ bin. dat"; destdir: "{app}"; components: Data Source: "F: \ Desktop \ test \ HELP. chm"; destdir: "{app}"; components: Help Source: "F: \ Desktop \ test \ readme.txt"; destdir: "{app}"; components: help; flags: isreadme   [Messages] Beveledlabel = Castor Buttonnext = continue (& F)> Buttonback = return (& B) < Buttoncancel = exit (& C) Buttoninstall = install it (& I )! Buttonfinish = get (& X )~~

The running effect is as follows:

Beveledlabel messages can be used to specify text lines displayed in the lower left corner of the wizard window and uninstallation program window, as shown in Castor: