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From: Tom Serface on 26 Jun 2007 17:19
I think you will find that a better long term solution anyway. I hope it
works out for you.

Tom

"Rob" <Rob(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> The problem is that, with the last page not having a Finish button, the
> wizard doesn't exit the way it should. (In fact, it doesn't exit at all
> unless the user clicks Cancel.) What would be helpful is to have a way for
> the last Next button to behave as though it's the Finish button. With the
> info that you gave, I guess it's possible to just hide the Next button,
> show
> the Finish button and copy the text from the former to the latter. No big
> deal, though. Concerns regarding look and feel consistency between the
> wizard
> in the bootstrap program and the one in the main install have forced us to
> rethink things and go with a wizard that has the exterior pages in the
> bootstrap, so we're not going to be doing the crazy stuff any more.
>

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