In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
    "Anthony Wieser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  writes:

> For some reason my msi file is bringing up the maintenance mode when I
> double click it.

This means its already installed.

> 1.  How do I make sure that only remove is supported.
> I've already set the property ARPNOMODIFY like this:
>       <Property Id="ARPNOMODIFY" Value="1" />
> but I've done it in a <UI> block.  Is that wrong?

Put it inside the <Product> tag.

> Secondly, if this is expected behavior, any ideas why when I click the
> remove button, everything in my install disappears, except for the entries
> under add remove programs?

It sounds like you've corrupted Add/Remove Programs somehow.  You can
use the msizap utility to make A/RP "forget" about your product, but
use this only as a last resort.  You should do all testing of your
install in a controlled envrionment, like using VMWare or Virtual PC.

> Looking through my log for the reinstall, it appears that Remove isn't set 
> to ALL.  Could that be the problem?  Is there something special that needs 
> to be done when using the WiX UI libraries?

It could be a problem, but its hard to say without debugging it myself
in front of your computer.  (And no, that's not an invitation for free
consulting :-).
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