Okay, and what we have here is the very next screen. The setup program was written to allow up to two other programs to be bundled with it, and the setup applications for these programs are executed by my setup program sometime during the installation. In this example, I only bundled one program with the software: Netscape Communicator. If I had a second program, you would see a third radio button down at the bottom towards the right. If you click on a radio button, then it changes the text in the main field there in the center of the window to the license for that program. The first radio button is for my ISP's "Terms of Service."
The number of bundled programs, the names of the bundled applications, and the paths to the text file containing the license agreement and the path to the application's setup program can be easily changed. They are stored in a simple text file that resides outside of my setup program's executable, so you don't need to edit the source code to make these changes.