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You can ckeck this thread.

Works fine. Thanks.

You can make NAV faster if you delete some components, especially the recycle bin protection. SOURCE: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...ndpost&p=125501

I think you want to compress SAV91400 not SAVSource!

Norton Antivirus scans Office documents by default when opened. However, you can turn that off, if you like. Norton Antivirus protects the PC it's installed on, so it's useful for a single PC. On the other hand, Symantec Antivirus Corporate Edition is another story. You can read PDFs on its CD to learn about it. In brief, Symantec Antivirus Corporate Edition provides protection to PCs, either single or network.

@harunaksoy Check your PM inbox. If prathapml offered a web space to you, it's ok.

I had two errors.

So, how did you make use of it? Just curious! B)

Can't you put this line in your WPI.HTA: call %systemdrive%\install\cleanup.cmd And delete this line from your SIF: %systemdrive%\install\cleanup.cmd

I failed to understand what you meant! Many tasks can be done via scripts, however.

I've just found it. Fresh! Enjoy!

Download and install RCGoogle (40 kb). Highlight & right-click a word and choose Search Google from the shortcut menu, and you're done.

@harunaksoy How did you do that?

Silent switches, like /qb, /S, etc.., are good ONLY in case you are satisfied with default installation features of a product.If you are not satisfied with features installed by default when using a silent switch, then you'd better use a script like JS, VBS, AI, ect... As you can see, I suggest repackaging (with InstallRite or whatever) to be the last approach in case you don't like silent switches or scripts. However, the main reason I started using InstallRite for is to repackage filters for Adobe Photoshop. I use many of them and it's tiring and boring to install them. One last word concerning InstallRite is to install the KITS on a similar system you create them on. Sure!

As for the INF, you can execute it via a batch or RunOnceEX. rundll32 setupapi,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 128 .\OODEFR.INF As for the reg, you can try to run it before installation.

This was discussed MANY times.

For me, it failed with NAV Pro 2004. Everything was ok except activation, despite I installed it on the same machine! It, also, failed with Winamp 5.0!

Never mind!

I think this is ok: REG ADD %KEY%\001 /VE /D "OO Defrag Professional v.6" /f REG ADD %KEY%\001 /V 1 /D "%cdrom%\Apps\DfrgPro\OODefrag.msi /qn" /f REG ADD %KEY%\010 /VE /D "Registering OO Defrag Professional" /f REG ADD %KEY%\010 /V 1 /D "REGEDIT /S %cdrom%\Apps\DfrgPro\regDefr.reg" /f And, please check this reg key in your registry to see if it's the same name or not: I think it should be 6.0

HUH? Yeah.... "it's ok!", Spell chekar sez!

This is the correct syntax: REG ADD %KEY%\009 /V 1 /D "REGEDIT /S %CDROM%\Apps\regtweaks.reg" /f

Here you are: http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/applications/oodefragpro.htm

Thanks. B) Was there additional info about it on other threads?

Source: SAV Help!

Good utility. By default, it installs to: C:\Program Files\Resource Kit Since we only need the file "inuse.exe", I put it in C:\Windows\System32, instead. So, I can use a batch to replace files. This example is mentioned in inuse_d.html: BTW, does it have anything to do with Windows file protection? Thanks.