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Does VS.NET 2003 have custom installation wizard just as Office has (http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/office2003_advanced.htm)? If VS.NET 2003 does not have such kind of tool, how can I customize my silent installation? Thanks a lot.

Does VS.NET 2003 have custom installation wizard just as Office has (http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/office2003_advanced.htm)? If VS.NET 2003 does not have such kind of tool, how can I customize my silent installation? Thanks a lot.

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I restalled XP on my machine. I format C drive and droped D drive.Unfortunately, I found I have some data on D. Now they are all gone. Is any possible way to rescue those data.Thanks a lot.

I used Office Custom Installation Wizard to create a Unattended.MSI file and successfully made Office installed silently.The problem is that I was required to supply license key when I first used Office Application. How can I specify the license key in Unattended.MSI file .Thanks a lot.

Thank you for your replies.Actually,the real example is that command1 renames the computer and command2 makes the machine join a domain. For some reason, it seems that the machine can not rename itself and join a domain at same time. What I am thinking is that 1.Command1 renames the machine and reboots the machine 2.Once the machine starts up again, command2 make the machine join a domain. The name of machine and domain can not be determined in answer file. That means, user should supply the name of machine and domain during installation. Is it possible?

Suppose GUIRunOnce section looks like [GUIRunOnce] command0 = " ... " command1 = " ... " command2 = " ... " For some reason command1 will restart the computer. My question is that whether command2 will be executed or not if command1 forces the computer to restart. I don't want a test. If some one here can give a quick answer, it will save me a lot of time. Thanks a lot.