Radio Button Control

If this is the only control on the dialog that will dismiss the dialog, select True. Clicking the cancel control has the same effect as pressing the ESC key or clicking the Close button on the title bar. The Cancel or Finish button is usually the cancel control.

This value is ignored if True is selected for the ErrorDialog setting of the dialog that contains this control.

This setting contains a numeric identifier for the control that is unique within the dialog. This identifier is the same as a resource identifier in Visual C++. You should not change the control identifiers for any of the controls that are included with a dialog by default.

The control identifier for the first radio button in a group is the control identifier for the radio button group. The control for each subsequent radio button is the radio button group identifier incremented by one.

Specify the distance from the left edge of the dialog to the start of the control in installer units (1/12 of the height of the system font).

This setting contains the text that is used for the radio button’s label.

When you type a value for this setting, you are creating a string entry and setting its initial value for all of the languages that are currently in the project. As an alternative to typing a new value, you can click the ellipsis button (...) in this setting to select an existing string. For more information, see Using String Entries in InstallShield.

Enter the text that you want to be displayed when the end user places the mouse pointer over the control.

When you type a value for this setting, you are creating a string entry and setting its initial value for all of the languages that are currently in the project. As an alternative to typing a new value, you can click the ellipsis button (...) in this setting to select an existing string. For more information, see Using String Entries in InstallShield.

Enter the value that you want to be associated with this radio button when end users select it.

Project • For Basic MSI projects: To make one of the radio buttons selected by default, enter the radio button group’s Windows Installer property in the Property Manager view. Type the property in all uppercase letters if you want it to be public in scope.Then, specify the value of the button that you want to appear as the default. For example, if one of your radio buttons has a value of 104 and the radio button group uses the property GRP_PROPERTY1, enter the following information in the Property Manager view to make this radio button the default selection.