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Guido pointed out that the "non-admin install" blurb got displayed very late in the process when running on Windows 2000 without admim privs. Rearranged so that the admin check is done at the start instead. Added words to the end of the blurb to make it very clear how to abort the install (wasn't obvious to me that "Cancel" was the right thing to click).
author Tim Peters <tim.peters@gmail.com>
date Fri, 01 Sep 2000 19:30:26 +0000
parents 21bf9fa92255
children 3eda3010bc0a
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--- a/PCbuild/python20.wse	Fri Sep 01 19:27:34 2000 +0000
+++ b/PCbuild/python20.wse	Fri Sep 01 19:30:26 2000 +0000
@@ -50,12 +50,17 @@
 end
 item: End Block
 end
-remarked item: Check Configuration
-  Message=Sorry, but we can not install Python on your system unless you have Administrator Privileges.
-  Message=
-  Message=Please log on as an Administrator, and start the installation again.
-  Title=Must have administrator rights
-  Flags=01011111
+item: Check Configuration
+  Flags=10011111
+end
+item: Display Message
+  Title=Doing non-admin install
+  Text=The current login does not have Administrator Privileges on this machine.  Python will install its registry information into the per-user area only for the current login, instead of into the per-machine area for every account on this machine.  Some advanced uses of Python may not work as a result (for example, running a Python script as a service).
+  Text=
+  Text=If this is not what you want, please click Cancel to abort this installation, log on as an Administrator, and start the installation again.
+  Flags=00001000
+end
+item: End Block
 end
 item: Set Variable
   Variable=APPTITLE
@@ -1017,13 +1022,6 @@
 end
 item: Else Statement
 end
-item: Display Message
-  Title=Doing non-admin install
-  Text=The current login does not have Administrator Privileges on this machine.  Python will install its registry information into the per-user area only for the current login, instead of into the per-machine area for every account on this machine.  Some advanced uses of Python may not work as a result (for example, running a Python script as a service).
-  Text=
-  Text=If this is not what you want, please log on as an Administrator, and start the installation again.
-  Flags=00001000
-end
 item: Edit Registry
   Key=Software\Python\PythonCore\CurrentVersion
   Root=129