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That's the link I linked to in my original post. I followed the steps there, but it only describes how to make a silent installer. I've been successful in doing that. What I'm interested in is how to get it integrated into the WinXP install?

I want to make an add-on and integrate it to XP source using nLite. Could you please give me a quick overview of how you did it and if I have questions I'll ask about the parts I don't understand? Thanks!

Hmmm, any pointers or steps on how you did it? =)

Ah i see. To get the run once to work, I'd have to somehow get the install file either on the HD or the install CD, right? How do I go about adding it? Do I just manually add it to any random folder on my local copy of the Win XP CD? Also, what determines what kind of programs can be added during the t-13 stage?

I successfully made a silent installer for Office 2003 Pro SP2 following a guide posted on one of the threads. The exact guide used is here: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...2&hl=office Upon running the .exe it did indeed install Office silently. I then used the sticky guide on how to make your own add-on (create /svcpack folder and create .ini file, compress to .cab) However, when I included the cab during the Hotfix process of nLite, everything went smoothly. But when I tested it out on VMWare, WinXP installed without a hitch, but there was no sign of Office. I'm new at this add-on making process, can anyone explain to me what I might be doing wrong? Thanks!