}// Page1
protected override int WizSetActive(IntPtr hwnd)
{
// Find out which property page this is....
switch (GetPropPage(hwnd))
{
// If this is the first page of our wizard, we want a
// disabled next button to show
case 0:
if (Page1.Filename == null || Page1.Filename.Length == 0)
{
TurnOnNext(false);
}
else
{
TurnOnNext(true);
}
break;
case 1:
Page2.PutValuesinPage();
TurnOnFinish(true);
break;
case 2:
Page3.PutValuesinPage();
TurnOnFinish(true);
break;
}
return(base.WizSetActive(hwnd));
}// WizSetActive
}// IsHomeUser
protected override int WizSetActive(IntPtr hwnd)
{
m_alNewCodeGroups.Clear();
m_fWizardFinished = false;
// Find out which property page this is....
switch (GetPropPage(hwnd))
{
case 0:
// Let's get our thread working...
if (m_tLevels == null)
{
m_tLevels = new Thread(new ThreadStart(DiscoverLevels));
m_tLevels.Start();
}
TurnOnNext(true);
break;
case 1:
// Wait for these helper threads to finish
SetThreadPriority(m_tLevels, ThreadPriority.Highest);
m_tLevels.Join();
// Grab the results of our threads...
if (IsHomeUser)
{
Page2.MaxLevels = m_iMaxLevelsMachine;
Page2.SecurityLevels = m_iCurrentLevelsMachine;
}
else
{
Page2.MaxLevels = m_iMaxLevelsUser;
Page2.SecurityLevels = m_iCurrentLevelsUser;
}
// We need to put the values back in the page, since we
// just changed all the security levels.
Page2.PutValuesinPage();
TurnOnNext(true);
break;
case 2:
// See if machine level settings are going to be negated because
// user policy is more strict
bool fUserProblems = false;
if (IsHomeUser)
{
// Check what the max levels are in user policy
int[] levels = GetLevels(new PolicyLevel[]
{
Security.GenSecurityNode.UserNode.MyPolicyLevel,
});
// Now see if the machine levels are set higher than these levels
for (int i = 0; i < levels.Length; i++)
{
if (levels[i] < Page2.SecurityLevels[i])
{
fUserProblems = true;
}
}
}
Page3.UserProblems = fUserProblems;
Page3.Init(Page2.SecurityLevels);
TurnOnFinish(true);
break;
}
return(base.WizSetActive(hwnd));
}// WizSetActive