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Is it a "Driver Signing Policy" problem?!

Thanks, prathapml. I just had a headache filling out forms on web sites, especially, I know they should rain on me with their emails. I'm downloading it now. My current version is 3.5. Thanks again.

Don't you have a direct download link?

The first time I was there, I didn't understand, either! But, reading carefully once more should help you.

I don't think there is, unless I'm wrong. You'd better verify'em yourself. Or, you post the wrong ones here, so you can get help.

Unfortunately, I don't have this app on my PC. If I do, I should smash it like I did with NAV. I suggest you use Reboot=Suppress. BTW, is the CfgWiz.exe a separate file in your original installation folder?

Good usage of JScript scripts. Still, you can enhance your JS. Instead of this: function getWin(win, inc) { var cntr = 0; while (!WshShell.AppActivate(win)) { if (cntr==12) return true; cntr++; WScript.Sleep(inc); } return true; } var WshShell = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell"); WshShell.Run("%systemdrive%\\install\\Applications\\TextBridgePro11\\setup.exe"); { WScript.Sleep(10000);//time needed by installer to extract its files getWin("TextBridge Pro 11.0 - InstallShield Wizard", 500);//name of setup screen and time to hold it You can use this: var WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell"); WshShell.Run("%systemdrive%\\install\\Applications\\TextBridgePro11\\setup.exe"); WScript.Sleep(10000);//time needed by installer to extract its files WshShell.AppActivate("TextBridge Pro 11.0 - InstallShield Wizard");//name of setup screen WScript.Sleep(500);//time to hold setup screen

Alright Sir! NP!

I can't get what you want! Do you want the icon or not?

In my winnt.sif, if I put a long URL, it wouldn't be imported. Short URLs are imported. For example, the first URL is imported, but the second isn't: Home_Page=http://www.msfn.org Home_Page=http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showforum=80 So, this tweak solves the problem: Thanks for sharing.

In this case, you need the classical method: if exist D:\i386\winnt.exe set CDROM=D: . . if exist Z:\i386\winnt.exe set CDROM=Z:

Sure. I'll have to. Just time. And thank you for your support.

Yes.

Now, I can rest. JS works from %CDROM% and %SYSTEMDRIVE% under BATCH and RunOnceEX methods. And I think it can run via INF, too. I think neo_3333 can confirm that.

Register it before you run the final snapshot, too. So it will be included in your kit already. Or, use this reg file: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Nullsoft\Winamp] "regkey"="xxxxx......xxxxx" "regname"="yourname"

rootfixxxer There's a comprehensive guide for deleting shortcuts, here: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=21475

Here you go: http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/applications/installshield.htm For Daemon Tools, it's easier to use its MSI.

- You run the installer. - After installation finishes, put your skin in C:\Program Files\Winamp\Skins\ - Run InstallRite to take the second snapshot, then build the kit.

No switches are required to install it. To put your skin in the kit, put it in the "Skins" folder before you perform the final snapshot. Everything will be saved.

Well! Add another line to your JS: WScript.Sleep(60000);//time to install Winamp WshShell.SendKeys ("%{F4}");//closing Library WScript.Sleep(500); WshShell.SendKeys ("%{F4}");//closing Winamp

WwTIPPYwW is completely right. Even %avr3DVD% should work, too. This is because you've already commanded the shell to SET it, i.e., MAKE it so. SET command instructs the shell to work for waht you want it to.

Setup.iss only eliminates the "Choose Language" dialog box. Still, you'll have to interact with all setup screens. This is a weird application. But, it's quite controllable via a script. I used JScript script and it installed well.

There's a code already for it. But, it's more than 10 lines long. Guess, if I include it in winamp.js, people might hate it. With the trick I used, it's much more simple to understand for peolpe who don't want to investigate script codes before installing Winamp. Thank you for your interest. And let me know if you ever have more advanced thoughts.

Yes, you're right about "EXPAND....", but %CDROM% isn't a predefined variable. This is why I invented this trick. Or, I should ask: "Have you tried it yourself?" Maybe, I'm wrong. If you try it and it works, please let me know.

Believe me, it's this period you need to increase: WScript.Sleep(45000);//time to install Winamp This is because Library takes long to appear.