mazin

Execuse me, but SacaMaca is of fine weather these days. I might consider joining you next summer holiday. Thanks for the invitation! mazin

No! There are other things that can swell if shared, but not to mention here. And yes, I agree with you on why MSFN is a good place. You're a helpful member, too.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Adobe\Adobe Acrobat\6.0\Registration] "SERIAL"="##############...." [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Adobe\Acrobat Distiller\6.0\Registration] "SERIAL"="##############...." You export them from their location in the Registry as you can see above. The only standard part for XP registry is this: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 In addition to serials, your reg file may contain tweaks. Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Alcohol Soft\Alcohol 120%\Basic] "Auto Check New Version"="0" [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Alcohol Soft\Alcohol 120%\Info] "UserName"="some name" "Company"="some company" "SerialNo"="XXXX####X#X#X#..........................." [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Alcohol Soft\Alcohol 120%\Option] "Language"="1033" Actually, you must know what in your Registry to export for each application. In short, each app has its own keys that must be known in advance. I wish I didn't misunderstand your inquiry.

I'll be among the first team. But I should say that it's really painful. However, I'm on 56kb modem. For huge files, like yours, I get them downloaded by a nearby Cyber Cafe. It's even cheaper than home phone charges. And if downloads are interrupted, so, it's none of my business!

This is the correct syntax: REG ADD %KEY%\075 /V 1 /D "\"%systemdrive%\Program Files\Spybot\spybotsd.exe\" /taskbarhide /autoupdate /autoimmunize /taskbarhide /autoupdate /autoimmunize /autoclose" /f

Have you tried this: acroPRo.msi /QR (run first) acroPRo.reg (run second) The reg file includes your serial encrypted.

ironman I can't get what you mean. But I got what sleepnmojo meant. sleepnmojo's idea is system dependent not Office dependent. So, yes it works with Office 2003.

For a JS to work properly under RunOnceEX, you need to include the path in your JS. Therefore, I see your problem is here: It must be like this: Or whatever your path is. And, it's preferable to replace oExec and Exec with Run to avoid unexpected problems. So, your string should be like this: If you decide to replace them, then you'll have to delete this line: Also, take LiquidSage's idea into account. Plus, you used <function getWin> but you didn't define a window for your JS to work on. So, it worked on whatever window found in its way.

I know it's time-consuming. But I know you like to help. So, you'd better go ahead even without waiting for the OK from people. People will like it when it's working. If not, then you know!

Yeah...But please don't change your mind again!

Why is the poll if you've already decided to create a MSI. Do it, then. People like variety. But please, no more beta testing.

C O O L !

I think this is sufficient: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\TuneUp\Utilities\4.0] "Company"="Home" "UserName"="NAME" "RegCode"="XXX_XXXX_X_X_X__X_XX_" However, if /qn or /qb doesn't work, you can use /QR

From a batch:

I said 5.03a not 5.03c. It looks like you're still dreaming of c! Well, send me your email via a PM and I'll send it to you. Never mind. But your email account must afford 4.21 MB.

Yes! You're right.

NO! Just right-click and save target as... This works in IE but not in firefox, as said by someone before. If you still can't download it, I can send it to you by email. NP! But it's still downloadable.

I posted it saying that you were to test it, but not how to apply it unattendedly. No problem! To apply it unattendedly, change this line in your JS: From: var Run = WshShell.Run("setup.exe"); To: var Run = WshShell.Run("%systemdrive%\\Hotfixes\\RegOrganizer\\setup.exe"); I assume you put setup.exe in the above path.

Yes, the activated DLL is a machine specific. We said it on that thread.

I hope it helps a bit, prathapml.

HUH! Isn't CfgWiz.exe existing individually like in v2004 Pro? If not so, I'm so sorry.

But the link is to their site: http://download.nullsoft.com/winamp/client...amp504_full.exe I intstalled it and it says v5.04 on 27/7/2004.

Please detail what you do - I would like to know how you do it. I don't want to duplicate that post. So, you can read it here: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...ndpost&p=125501

You can replace CfgWiz.exe with a subtle one. I applied this idea with v2004 Pro.

Anyone knows how to install Winamp, using his keyboard only, he can definitely write his own JScript, whatever the version is. If you need help, download the PDF. It should explain the logic behind the JS. And it's easy. However, I'll download the new version. Thanks for the link. EDIT: v5.04 is exactly the same components as v5.03a. Nothing special, although it's 4.35 MB while v5.03a was 4.20 MB. Even "eMusic" isn't included in v5.04, while it was in v5.03c.