Edit Final Screen¶
This page allows you to configure the settings for the Final screen dialog box. The Final screen is typically the last dialog shown to end users, displaying a message (in rich text format) confirming the successful extraction of files. It is similar to the final screens found in traditional Windows wizards.
Examples of the Final screen:
The Final screen is optional. If the text box is left empty, the screen will not be displayed.
Note for advanced users
To display an error message in case of extraction failure, use custom actions to evaluate the %TOTALEXTFILE% variable. If its value is 0, an error occurred.
Check Boxes and Additional Tasks¶
You can add check boxes to this dialog, allowing end users to choose whether to perform specific tasks upon package closure, such as "displaying the readme" or "launching the application." Learn more about enabling check boxes on this dialog.
End users can press Back to return to a previous screen or Close to exit.
Editing the Screen Text¶
- To edit the text, press Edit to open the Rich Content Editor.
- To clear the text, press Clear.
- To use a default Final screen template, press Template and select a template from the menu.
In Multilanguage Packages¶
Paquet Builder supports multilanguage packages, allowing the Final dialog to display in multiple languages. The appropriate language is selected automatically or by the user at runtime.
For each language included in the package, you need to write a localized Final screen text. Use the language list to select the desired language for editing.
How the Wizard Dialog Works¶
- If the Final screen text is unavailable in the user's selected language, the package will use the default language's text.
- If the default language's Final screen text is blank, the screen will be disabled, even if texts for other languages exist.
Ensure you select the default language on the language list page before writing Final screen texts.
Learn more about multilanguage packages.