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Just a guess, you might have directed the installation process to %CDROM% without re-directing it again to %systemdrive%. taskkill.exe is not on your CD, of course. ____________________________________________________ By the way, which version do you use? - Longhorn Transformation Pack 4.0.exe (8.87 MB) - Longhorn Transformation Pack 4.0 Refresh.exe (21.3 MB)

OK! That's good. I was just asking. Thanks.

Well! Now, I agree. You made it easier. Thanks.

I didn't mean this. I mean to copy those files, then run a reg file. No need for running an exe file. Thanks.

Why do we need to install WinZip? All files of WinZip go to: C:\Program Files\WinZip\, so all we need is some registry keys and values to integrate and configure it.

WinRAR was explained here: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=15510 http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=14462&hl=

Do you mean that your files got smaller after compression? And, didn't the extraction process cause problems related to memory sufficiency?

Thanks, Mac! What can we do to a stupid man! It was completely wrong. I deleted it. It worked for me that way just because my browser was set to work offline. An unexpected behaviour! Thank you again for correcting this.

Removed...! Sorry! Thanks to Mac!

Why? If the package is not read-only and you delete subkeys first, it should work. In this tree: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run delete these keys in this order: Run --> CurrentVersion --> Windows and they will be deleted. I tested it already on my PC, and this is why I'm saying that. You can try it yourself.

Well! This should solve your problem, but try it first on your current system before modifying the original package: 1- Delete the value: "MsnMsgr"="\"C:\\Program Files\\MSN Messenger\\MsnMsgr.Exe\" /background" found at: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run] 2- Change 0 to 1 for the following value: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Messenger\Client] "PreventAutoRun"=dword:00000000 It works on my PC.

Well! Why don't you delete the key from the original package? Expand tree: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run Delete these keys in this order: Run --> CurrentVersion --> Windows For MSN Messenger and Windows Media Player 9, please post your favorite configurations, so that I can prepare the two apps for you.

Fantastic! http://www.xtrememac.net/forum/index.php?a...event&eventid=1

evilvoice As you might see on page 6 of this guide, I talked to Nastradamus about MSN Messenger along with some other apps. I asked him to post it, because he might already have nice modifications more than I did. I don't want efforts to be duplicated if they are going to be the same. I'll wait for him to post it or send it to me by email so that I can post it for sharing. Priapus Would you like to post some of your work for sharing? It will be nice if you help others to learn. Thanks.

burning snow Thanks for the info. I should check that soon.

XtremeMaC This is the worst news I've ever heard since I joined MSFN! But, as they told you, that was caused by attack, not by legal issues. I hope I could be able to download your last version of Winamp, soon. Regards.

By the way, what's the latest version number of this app?

Well, mlu. These are the MSI switches along with their interpretation, where UI stands for User Interface: In most cases, we can pick any of these switches and apply it without getting errors. But in some cases, as with Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Pro, a programmer disabled some switches by setting the UI level to a certain value. A case in which, the user can't override the pre-programmed UI level without getting errors and installation interrupted. Therefore, if the popular "qn" doesn't work, you'll have to try another switch. This is why I used "QR" with Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Pro, instead of diving deeply in changing the UI level of msi. If you have a copy of Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Pro, import AcroPro.msi to WinINSTALL and see how many actions are conditional. The UI level is everywhere. I think this might be the case with Adobe Audition. However, I don't mind receiving an email from you including a link to a working copy (a working copy, hah) of this application, so that I can see what the problem is. For MST files, despite you asked a person who hates MST files, that's me; I should answer you. Two days ago, and as I was advised by ZoSTeR, I went to http://www.wisesolutions.com and downloaded a copy of the powerful "Wise Package Studio Pro 5.1", an exe file with 68MB in size. That's what you can use to create a MST file. Everything is documented in the Help file of the application, so you won't need to ask. I, only, wrote this to answer you. And yes, I used it to create a MST file for Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Pro. However, I didn't complete it and I don't intend to do it again in the near future, at least. And yes, I hated MST files more than ever before. This is my point of view, which might be different from yours. But I hope I like MST files for the sake of sharing, I really hope.

Another suggestion for future enhancement is to integrate it to Explorer shell, so it executes from anywhere.

Well, Djus. Thank you for feedback.

Thanks, Nastradamus. Djus Really! There's a trick you can try to see what causes this problem. When importing to WinINSTALL, if you named "ACDSee 6.0 PowerPack.msi" "ACDSee6.msi" for example, then try changing the string to: Start /wait %systemdrive%\Install\Applications\acdsee\ACDSee6.msi Before you execute the batch, rename "ACDSee 6.0 PowerPack.msi" to "ACDSee6.msi". If this solves the problem, let me know.

Go ahead. It shows the most needed switches. You may account for more in future releases. Well done.

Have fun, Djus. I hope the Identity trick was funny.

Nice work, ZoSTeR. It took you much to accomplish, I think. It should provide beginners with more handy help. No web search for switches anymore. Inquiry: There's a small screen that flashes before the final screen appears. It looks like it has some information, which makes one curious. Could it be pinned, somewhat? Thanks.

Good direction, ZoSTeR.