Line breaks
Use /$ to insert a line break in the message text. For example: Line 1/$Line 2.
Display Prompt Messages
Paquet Builder can display standard Windows message boxes to your end users at two key moments: before extraction begins and after it completes. These are simple Yes/No or informational prompts — leave the fields blank to disable them.
Prompt Messages
Section titled “Prompt Messages”Shown immediately after the user launches your package, before any extraction takes place. The user must click Yes to proceed or No to cancel.
Typical example:
This will install My Application 1.0./$Do you want to continue?
This is useful to give users a clear confirmation step before files are extracted to their machine.
Shown just before the package closes, after extraction completes successfully. This is a simple informational message — the user clicks OK to dismiss.
Typical example:
Extraction successfully completed!Use this to confirm that everything went well, or to provide brief follow-up instructions.
Formatting and Variables
Section titled “Formatting and Variables”Resource strings
Click the button next to each text box to insert a resource string for multilanguage support.
Variables
Include variables like %APPTITLE% — they are replaced at runtime with their actual values.
Custom messages
Need more than two prompts, or conditional logic? Use custom actions to display additional message boxes at any point during execution.
Related Pages
Section titled “Related Pages” Custom Actions Display additional message boxes with conditions and custom logic.
Resource Strings Translate prompt texts for multilanguage packages.
Variables Use runtime variables in your message texts.