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[[File:ExperienceUI.png|thumb|150px|Skinned license page]]


== Download Links ==
== Download Links ==


[[Image:Exe.gif]] [http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/xpui/ExperienceUISetup1.1M3.exe?download ExperienceUISetup1.1M3.exe] (927 KB)<br>
[[Image:Exe.gif]] [https://sourceforge.net/projects/xpui/files/xpui/Version%201.3.1%20-%20August%202009/experienceui-1.3.1.exe/download experienceui-1.3.1.exe] (934 KB)<br>
Installer for the user interface package.
(Mostly) stable release. Officially a beta, based on the 1.11pre codebase, but fairly solid.


== Description ==
== Description ==


'''Version:''' 1.1M3.
'''Version:''' 1.3.1 ("pretty stable" beta).


'''ExperienceUI''' for NSIS is an user interface (or UI) that uses skins as one of its main and proniminant features. Also, besides having some features of the [[Modern UI]] and NSIS itself, it has:
'''ExperienceUI''' for NSIS is a user interface (or UI) that uses skins as one of its main and prominent features. Also, besides having some features of the [[Modern UI]] and NSIS itself, it has:


*4 types of skins included in the original package: ExperienceUI Default Skin (which is like the InstallShield's(r)), Windows XP, Orange and Modern-Blue.
* 4 types of skins included in the original package: ExperienceUI Default Skin (which is like the InstallShield's&reg;), Windows XP, and two sample skins called Orange and Modern-Blue.
*More customizable pages to add to your installer: alternative welcome, installation confirmation and success, file copy and abort pages.
* More customizable pages to add to your installer: alternative welcome, installation confirmation and success, file copy and abort pages.
*Patches system that can install files to the user interface's core.
* Patches system that can install files to the user interface's core.
*Ability to create custom skins by changing the installer images, and futurely, totally skining the user interface with other skining plug-ins for NSIS.
* Ability to create custom skins by changing the installer images
* Totally skinning the user interface with other skinning plug-ins for NSIS.


== Testers wanted ==
== Development status ==


Currently, Codename "Bryce" (version 1.1) is in a public beta stage. You can download it [http://xpui.sf.net/?sec=download here].
As of late, the ExperienceUI has not been developed a lot. It maintains compatibility with newer NSIS releases, and gains support for compiling under UNIX systems with version 1.3.1. Most development from here on will probably be just maintenance and bugfixes, but feature suggestions are still welcomed, as are patches.


== Credits ==
== Credits ==


The ExperienceUI for NSIS is copyright © 2004-2005 [[User: dandaman32|Dan Fuhry]]. As stated in the license agreement, you are free to modify/distribute/make fun of this software freely, and you can use it in your own software, but please don't tell everyone you wrote the original thing. And, if you use the ExperienceUI in your own software, I would appreciate an acknowledgement in the documentation, but this is not required.
First of all, the list is too long to name completely here.


== License Agreement ==
Some parts of the ExperienceUI were based on the Modern UI by Joost Verburg.  While the majority of the skinning engine is original, the multiple languages, section description hover effects, and the Start Menu page were based on the Modern UI.


ExperienceUI for NSIS (Open Source)
The computer graphic that is shown on all ExperienceUI installers (by default) was created by [[User:ZmAn3|ZmAn3]].
License Agreement
Copyright © 2004-2005 Fuhry Computers, Inc.


This license applies to everything in the ExperienceUI package, except where otherwise noted.
[[User:Afrow UK|Afrow UK]] was kind enough to host the download until I could get a website started.


This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages arising from the use of this software.
There are many, many freeware/opensource programs that I used to make the ExperienceUI. These include NSIS, HM NIS Edit, the GIMP, jEdit, and probably others I forget now.


Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose, including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it freely, subject to the following restrictions:
== License Agreement ==


# The origin of this software must not be misrepresented; you must not claim that you wrote the original software. If you use this software in a product, an acknowledgement in the product documentation would be appreciated but is not required.
The ExperienceUI is available under the [[License|zlib/libpng license]].
# Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not be misrepresented as being the original software.
# This notice may not be removed or altered from any source distribution.


== Links ==
== Links ==
[http://xpui.sourceforge.net Official Website] (Includes screenshots and documentation)<br>
 
[http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=204836 Original NSIS Forum Thread] contains development information and downloads
* [http://experienceui.enanocms.org/ Official website] (Includes screenshots)
* [http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=232416 Original NSIS Forum Thread] contains development information and downloads for version 1.1
* [http://forum.enanocms.org/forum/9/ Support forum]
* [http://hg.enanocms.org/repos/experienceui/ Mercurial source code repository] - started '''after''' 1.11pre, so does not contain very many revisions.


[[Category:Graphics and UIs]]
[[Category:Graphics and UIs]]

Latest revision as of 20:44, 25 January 2012


Author: dandaman32 (talk, contrib)


Skinned license page

Download Links

Exe.gif experienceui-1.3.1.exe (934 KB)
(Mostly) stable release. Officially a beta, based on the 1.11pre codebase, but fairly solid.

Description

Version: 1.3.1 ("pretty stable" beta).

ExperienceUI for NSIS is a user interface (or UI) that uses skins as one of its main and prominent features. Also, besides having some features of the Modern UI and NSIS itself, it has:

  • 4 types of skins included in the original package: ExperienceUI Default Skin (which is like the InstallShield's®), Windows XP, and two sample skins called Orange and Modern-Blue.
  • More customizable pages to add to your installer: alternative welcome, installation confirmation and success, file copy and abort pages.
  • Patches system that can install files to the user interface's core.
  • Ability to create custom skins by changing the installer images
  • Totally skinning the user interface with other skinning plug-ins for NSIS.

Development status

As of late, the ExperienceUI has not been developed a lot. It maintains compatibility with newer NSIS releases, and gains support for compiling under UNIX systems with version 1.3.1. Most development from here on will probably be just maintenance and bugfixes, but feature suggestions are still welcomed, as are patches.

Credits

First of all, the list is too long to name completely here.

Some parts of the ExperienceUI were based on the Modern UI by Joost Verburg. While the majority of the skinning engine is original, the multiple languages, section description hover effects, and the Start Menu page were based on the Modern UI.

The computer graphic that is shown on all ExperienceUI installers (by default) was created by ZmAn3.

Afrow UK was kind enough to host the download until I could get a website started.

There are many, many freeware/opensource programs that I used to make the ExperienceUI. These include NSIS, HM NIS Edit, the GIMP, jEdit, and probably others I forget now.

License Agreement

The ExperienceUI is available under the zlib/libpng license.

Links