That actually hides the feature I believe. From what I have read, you can't really disable items in a Feature tree. Apparently the SelectionTree control doesn't support it. Probably the best way would be to allow them select all the features and then when they click next, display a dialog of some sort that indicates they can't continue until they install the certain .NET Framework. The question then is, how do I determine what features they have selected?
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