The source code schema for the Windows Installer XML Toolset Burn User Experience Extension. Conditions for a bundle. The condition is specified in the inner text of the element. The condition that must evaluate to true for the installation to continue. Set the value to the text to display when the condition fails and the installation must be terminated. Configures WixExtendedBootstrapperApplication for a Bundle. If set, the success page will show a Launch button the user can use to launch the application being installed. The string value can be formatted using Burn variables enclosed in brackets, to refer to installation directories and so forth. Source file of the RTF license file. Cannot be used simultaneously with LicenseUrl. URL target of the license link. Cannot be used simultaneously with LicenseFile. This attribute can be empty to hide the license link completely. Source file of the logo graphic. Source file of the side logo graphic. Source file of the theme XML. Source file of the theme localization .wxl file. If set to "yes", the Options button will not be shown and the user will not be able to choose an installation directory. If set to "yes", the LaunchTarget option will be executed automatically at the end of a passive install. If set to "yes", the LaunchTarget option will be executed automatically at the end of a quiet install. If set to "yes", attempting to installer a downgraded version of a bundle will be treated as a successful do-nothing operation. The default behavior (or when explicitly set to "no") is to treat downgrade attempts as failures. If set to "yes", the Repair button will not be shown in the maintenance-mode UI. If set to "yes", the application version will be displayed on the UI. When set to "yes", lets the user override the variable's default value by specifying another value on the command line, in the form Variable=Value. Otherwise, WixStdBA won't overwrite the default value and will log "Ignoring attempt to set non-overridable variable: 'BAR'." Values of this type will either be "yes" or "no".