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sk8er_boi

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  1. I downloaded the latest nero7lite addon release and want to make it into an unattended nlite addon. I downloaded Inno script tool as recommended and attempted to use the wizard to make an unattended script including the switches as follows:

    code= /verysilent /norestart /USER="ZeWombat" /COMPANY="Marsupials inc." /SERIAL="my serial".

    For the life of me I can't figure out where to put those switches in the script. I looked in the help file & inno website, the website archeron recommended, the "crash course in switches" on this site. Everybody talks about switches, no one says how to get them into a script so they will compile! I can put the silent switches into the "parameter' dropdown in Inno and it works when I hit "run" but when I compile it, they're gone. And I can't figure out the syntax to put in the user\company\serial at all. HELP!?

    what's the script tool thing? don't want to make a unattended nero lite install?

    then write this to a .bat file

    @start / wait nero7lite.exe /verysilent /norestart /USER="ZeWombat" /COMPANY="Marsupials inc." /SERIAL="my serial"

  2. Hacker Smacker 3

    Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 4)
    Run("setup.exe")
    WinWait("InstallShield Wizard")
    WinActivate("InstallShield Wizard")
    WinMove("InstallShield Wizard","",@DesktopWidth +200,@DesktopHeight +200)
    WinWait("HackerSmacker - InstallShield Wizard","The InstallShield(R) Wizard wi")
    WinMove("HackerSmacker - InstallShield Wizard","",@DesktopWidth +200,@DesktopHeight +200)
    ControlClick("HackerSmacker - InstallShield Wizard","The InstallShield(R) Wizard wi","Button1")
    WinWait("HackerSmacker - InstallShield Wizard","I &accept the terms in the lic")
    ControlClick("HackerSmacker - InstallShield Wizard","I &accept the terms in the lic","Button3")
    ControlClick("HackerSmacker - InstallShield Wizard","I &accept the terms in the lic","Button5")
    WinWait("HackerSmacker - InstallShield Wizard","&Serial Number:")
    ClipPut("USER HERE")
    send("^v")
    send("{TAB}")
    ClipPut("COMPANY HERE")
    send("^v")
    send("{TAB}")
    ClipPut("SERIAL HERE")
    send("^v")
    send("{ENTER}")
    ControlClick("HackerSmacker - InstallShield Wizard","&Serial Number:","Button6")
    WinWait("HackerSmacker - InstallShield Wizard","NewBinary12")
    ControlClick("HackerSmacker - InstallShield Wizard","NewBinary12","Button1")
    WinWait("HackerSmacker - InstallShield Wizard","Click Install to begin the ins")
    ControlClick("HackerSmacker - InstallShield Wizard","Click Install to begin the ins","Button1")
    WinWait("HackerSmacker - InstallShield Wizard","The InstallShield Wizard has s")
    ControlClick("HackerSmacker - InstallShield Wizard","The InstallShield Wizard has s","Button1")
    WinWait("HackerSmacker Installer Information","You must restart your system f")
    ControlClick("HackerSmacker Installer Information","You must restart your system f","Button2")

  3. If it is a installer applications that you are trying to excecute from this point, then try to change the name into some of the following;

    1. Setup.exe

    2. Patch.exe

    3. Upgrade.exe

    4. Install.exe

    Cause Vista "launches" applications for installation based on their names as well... If u have a install app named MyApp1.exe, Vista does not know it is a installer. Change it into install.exe and

    it is hardcoded to detect the 4 above strings and launch them within a "installer" environment. Of course, this only referes to installers, not to normal execution of Win32/64 appliations.

    GL!

    Interesting!!

    But my app is not an install. However i'll try it.

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