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Does it restart your PC even with this switch? KPF.msi /qn REBOOT=Suppress If so, I wonder wether this works well: KPF.msi /qn REBOOT=ReallySuppress

I wonder if this could be of help: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=15511

mlu Adobe Audition 1.5 has been released. I never thought there's such a good replacement for Cool Edit!

Yes, I think the final release should account for that.

I recommend these methods: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=20924 http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=17365&st=50

I guess adding these lines to the INF file might disable EULA screen. It works with version 9, however. [DefaultInstall] AddReg=reg.eula [reg.eula] HKLM, "Software\Classes\Software\Microsoft\MediaPlayer\Preferences", "AcceptedEULA", 0x00010001, 1 With a reg file, it should be: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Software\Microsoft\MediaPlayer\Preferences] "AcceptedEULA"=dword:00000001

This file is strongly WANTED. I think it should be ARRESTED from here by hundreds of people, including me. Thanks alot.

wonsleinad I'm not sure if you installed Daemon and Alcohol both on your PC. But if you did, you should have that problem.

Good work. Winamp can be installed silently in different ways. Sure, you're right. Still, my MSI provides the possibility of deciding what to install and what to exclude. You're absolutely free in how to install Winamp. Thanks.

Nice for people who have got .itw file. I haven't got any! But, as I can understand, a mst file can be made by someone who's got itw file and used by another one who hasn't got itw file. Is this right?

yeah ... sometimes I restart my computer before the "After" snapshot for any changes and configurations to take effect. It's tiring but worthful.

r0sWell Yes, this switch doesn't work. I've had the same problem here. However, as far as I know, most of those pink-hat plugins are extracted into one place after installation. So, it's easy to add them to a MSI as I told you before. I do that and it works well. Just go to the Plugins directory and see what new folders or files were created there. The new plugin might be in the Plugins folder or inside a sub-folder. EDIT: For "in_MAD_0.14.2b", only two files are extracted to: C:\Program Files\Winamp\Plugins, they are: - in_mad.dll - in_mad.txt Cheers!

You achieved the most tiring part, I hope you succeed in the remaining part.

There are two methods here: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=15511

Then you mean that you want to repackage your app like I did with Winamp?

There are other simple tools on the same site, too.

homiebrah Although I'm a little busy with Adobe Reader 6.0 for the Optional Directory, I can have some time to see your app considering it's not too big to download. Post the link, reproduce the problem, then let's work! If your app is too big to download, then compress the MSI with WinRAR and email it to me.

Additional skins and visualizations, or any other add-ons and plugins, for Winamp can be packed inside a separate MSI. This can be done on condition that those add-ons are not EXE files. These skins, for example, can be packed the way I mean: - Act3scene2_-_prototype.wal - Classix_10k_Modern.wal - RemoteSensing.wal - The_Punisher.wal If you are interested in packing all your add-ons of that type (not exe) in one MSI file, then consider using the simple utility "msicreate" downloadable from here: http://www.cornerhouse.ca/download/msicreate.msi msicreate is free for non-commercial use and 464 KB in size. It needs no experience in MSI editing, at all. Put the files you need to pack in their intended locations like C:\Program Files\Winamp\Skins\MySkins, for example. Then, run msicreate and add the files. After you finish adding all your files, click "Build" on the toolbar, and that's it. The resulting file is "somename.msi" that can be run in silent mode with the switch /qn, installing your files to where you added them from. You can uninstall those files again from your Control Panel as usual, in case you have a newer version of them that you want to replace.

r0sWell I have a good suggestion for you and for others who like to install something additional like skins or visualizations. It works for apps that have no setup routine like the skins you added to your installation. And you'll have the ability to uninstall what you installed via "Add or Remove Programs" as usual. Would you like something like this?

Thanks, r0sWell. Then you configured Winamp as you usually do after installation. And you preferred using a reg file for registering Winamp instead of the switches K and N. To uninstall Winamp, you use "Add or Remove Programs" in your Control Panel. Thank you for feedback.

Thank you r0sWell for your effort. I wish I had noticed those problems before uploading the files. Still, I need your feedback about Winamp itself. I want to be sure it works well on your machine as it does on mine. Thank you.

Fixed. Please, download them again.

r0sWell Both "gen_ml.ini" and the 7 VMDs are not needed to be in the package. Winamp creates them on the first use. So, I deleted all references of them. And, as SiMoNsAyS said, I didn't take note of them, really. Sorry for this mess. Your feedback is always welcome.

Thank you all for your feedback. The problem of VMDs is fixed. Please, download the two files again (prepare.rar+MSI1.cab). Thanks again for your support.

Well, Professor Frink. I was just going to start searching for the switch when you posted it. Thanks alot.