I wasn't able to reproduce this using regular label controls on an empty form (the actual theme does not matter).

Can you let me know what control you disabled and can no longer select?

Also, tabbing might work - did you try selecting another control and then tabbing to the one you disabled?

This is actually already in the latest update for InstallAware 9 R2 (9.1 SP3).

Here is the fix/enhancement list: - Bind a website to use ASP.NET version 4 in the Create Virtual Folder command - Override the Install Aware web download timeout value altogether, or specify a custom timeout - through the new pre-defined variable $MYAH_TIMEOUT$ - The Remove Unpinned Assemblies comm...

Native .NET 4 support has been in there for a while now :) You can definitely use the built-in InstallAware runtimes for SQL Server - you just copy/paste the code from the prereqs block to the part in your script that you want to move it to (be that a feature installation block, or any other part of...

You can attach a DB, we have customers who are doing this successfully. Your choice on whether to run a script or attach, really. How you make your install choice based is also up to you. Many ways to do this - You may bind your options to individual features, You may create a custom dialog and let ...

Take it out using the dialog editor.

Compiled binaries aren't much help. We'll need setup sources together with binaries for each individual version that is built and has been added as a patch reference.

This will be addressed in the next update - I have added it as a bug in our .NET 4 support.

Did you add a variable watch?

I think then we are at the point where we need a minimum reproducing project from you, because the issue has been fixed to the best of our knowledge, but maybe you are exposing another problem that has not been covered.

Excellent question. This is pretty easy to do, actually. You use the Set 64 Bit Mode command to toggle Install Aware in and out of 64 bit installation mode. Of course, before changing the bit mode, you may want to call the Get System Settings command to see if it makes sense to do so. And the Get Fo...

Oh that's easy - just add both to your setup, then edit the included scripts or wrap them around If's to respect the correct bit-ness.

Are there any subfolders in this build folder:

...\Uncompressed\data\Microsoft .NET Framework Client 4\mFileBagIDE.dll\bag

?

There ought to be, if you are running the latest fixed version of the runtimes.

And, you do need the x64 bit version of the runtime on x64 OS.

The setup uninstalls the prior version automatically. If that did not go through or was suppressed somehow, that might explain it. Want to try a manual uninstall and reinstall? Be sure to regenerate your license fresh - an update was issued for the IIS 7 which took effect a couple weeks ago on the l...

I am unable to reproduce this with my copy of InstallAware 9 R2 and clean installs of Windows XP SP 3 and Windows 7 Ultimate RTM.

Are you observing the correct bitness in your tests (32 bit vs. 64 bit)?