You are creating a Windows Forms setup application. The default user interface does not meet your needs. You want to provide an additional dialog box that includes two check boxes during the install process. You want the check boxes to give users the option to install two large Help files named Certkiller 1 and Certkiller 2 during the installation process. You need to customize the interface to meet your needs. Which three actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)
A.
Create the dialog box and the logic for the dialog box in a separate project.
Compile the project into an executable,
and add the executable to the setup project.
B.
In the User Interface Editor, add a Checkboxes dialog box to the Start node of the user interface tree.
C.
In the Custom Actions Editor to add the dialog box executable for the setup application to the install node.
D.
In the Properties window for your setup project,
set the PreBuildEvent property to call a command line to display the dialog box.
E.
In the File System Editor, set the Condition property for Certkiller 1 to the value of the Checkbox1Property property. Set the condition property for Certkiller 2 to the value of the Checkbox2Property property.
F.
Set the Checkbox3Visible and Checkbox4Visible properties of the Checkboxes dialog box to False.