Hi!
i write two exec files CD1.exe and CD2.exe, each will be on a CD-rom.
On the first, after doing installation, i inform user to change Cd.
As i need to test if CD2.exe exist, i write this code :
IfFileExists "$EXEDIR\TagCD2.exe" FT TG
TG:
MessageBox MB_OK|MB_ICONINFORMATION "Insert CD 2"
goto FT:
FT:
How to repeat this test until the user insert the second CD-rom ?
Thinks for your help
How to repeat a test ?
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Re: How to repeat a test ?
Change it like this (the prompt is always shown once, and shown again until the CD is inserted):
Change it like this (the prompt is always shown once, and shown again until the CD is inserted):
This should do the trick 😁
TG:
MessageBox MB_OK|MB_ICONINFORMATION "Insert CD 2"
IfFileExists "$EXEDIR\TagCD2.exe" FT TG
FT:
it works very well
Thinks a lot for your help
Thinks a lot for your help
What if the user never inserts the cd-rom though? You should use a sleep, and then have a counter that will only wait for x amount of time.
A cancel option in the message box would help too.