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Example: Add and Modify a Check Box Tree

This example provides the information on how to add a check box tree to a selected installation dialog and then modify it.

This example covers the following topics:

• Add a check box tree
• Add a node to the existing check box tree
• Remove a node from the existing check box tree

To add a check box tree

1. Select a package from the Project pane.

   The general package options appear.

2. Select the appropriate dialog from the Dialog tab (subproject pane).
3. Drag and drop the check box tree icon from the toolbox to the desired location in the workbox.
4. Click the check box tree icon in the workbox.

   An empty area opens where you create and edit your check box tree.

5. Right-click in this area and select Add Checkbox from the context menu.

   The Input dialog appears.

6. Enter the name of the check box and click OK.

   The check box appears in the editing area; the name of the check box appears as descriptive text next to the check box.

To add a node to the check box tree

1. Right-click the check box and select Add Child Checkbox from the context menu.

   The Input dialog appears.

2. Enter the name of the child check box and click OK.

   The check box appears below the selected check box at one level down.

To remove a node from the check box tree

1. Right-click the node in the check box tree.

   The context menu options appear.

2. Select Delete from the context menu.

   The selected node is deleted from the tree.