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Vadikan

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  1. Have a look at this thread. I'm sure there's more than one topic on how to handle multiple RunOnceEx files. BTW, the thread title says something about GuiRunOnce and %CD%, you also mention GuiRunOnce in the first post, and then you switch to RunOnceEx and talk about it. So what's up?
  2. It's not clear what you wish to accomplisth. You can run as many batch files from cmdlines.txt as you want. When you launch RunOnceEx.cmd from cmdlines.txt, the former simply imports the registry keys listed in it. If you have the same keys/values in your RunOnceEx files, the second file will overwrite the first one. Looks like you need to revisit the RunOnceEx article in the guide.
  3. It's not clear what key you're talking about. Instead of copy/paste you could simply give a link: Creating Program Aliases in Windows
  4. I don't think so. You can get it from here.
  5. It's not clear from your message when and why this error appears. In other words, can you at least connect the error appearance to certain applications or running processes? Do you have any related errors in the eventvwr.msc?
  6. I think you need a directive file. See this article at MSDN (Using MakeCAB.exe section). Topic on iExpress (makecab GUI)
  7. You can't really incorporate, but you can install them as any other software. This is the Office 2003 MUI Guide. As for the Windows MUI... If you need one particular language, you may need to do an admin installation first (setup.exe /a) and extract the language you need. Then, see muisetup.hlp for the help on the switches. This is an example of Russian MUI installation. muisetup.exe /i 0419 /d 0419 /l /f /r /sCan be installed from cmdlines.txt to get the interface in the desired language at the first logon.
  8. I'm sorry, but I still don't understand what you mean Probably, my English skills are not sufficient to read between the lines Now we're talking about two CDs instead of one. If you want the hotfixes to be on the 2nd CD, you can do this, but that means updating the system off the 2nd CD manually or with a script of some sort. The system won't be fully updated untill you install the hotfixes.
  9. @cai_sebas The registry key you need is HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\UserShellFoldersYou have to preconfigure it with the desired paths and import to the registry. More info on the shell folders http://windowsxp.mvps.org/usershellfolders.htm
  10. I don't see any images attached. Perhaps, it's getting blocked somehow on my side. The text of the error in the message body might help.
  11. Hi! Try searching the thread titles for +documents +folderYou'll find the solution. Good luck!
  12. Mmm... Why do you think the smallest install CD is the best way? And how does integrating hotfixes with nLite makes the CD the smallest? For me, the best way is when I can easily and quickly remove deprecated hotfixes and include the new ones. Hence, svcpack.inf + a batch file to do the dirty work is the best way for me.
  13. AFAIK, you can't do it via the answer file. You can't specify the desired partition in winnt.sifFor more info, please search the thread titles for format, partition, etc.
  14. Nice addition thanks. It's much more convinient than Google with something like unattended intitle:RIS forums site:msfn.org=)
  15. The whole thing is being discussed in this thread http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=49617
  16. @LispWarez This thread may be what you need.
  17. Have you tried to reinstall your sound card drivers or the card itself (devmgmt.msc)?
  18. Windows XP Setup Timeline. Is it what you need?
  19. Did you try setup.exe /s /v"/qn"The package may not support, it though. See this page for more details on InstallShield with MSI http://unattended.sourceforge.net/installers.php
  20. When do you want to ask the user? Before you start installing the OS? Otherwise, I don't see how it can be The only way I can think of is to make a multiboot with a million boot options
  21. Edit: didn't see the previous answer, had the window open for too long @SiMoNsAyS Interesting. However, I just tried typing in Russian keyboard layout and it didn't work. Trying to switch the layout from EN to RU with ALT+SHIFT didn't accomplish anything, while changing the layout through the kbd indicator in the tray (I'm under Win2k at the moment) didn't switch the layout at all. Indeed, Russians have hundreds of Notepad replacements Probably, because there are two Russian encodings to begin with (KOI-8 and Windows 1251). This is the first one with English installer and interface I ran across_http://www.dgstudios.com/nick/download/texted.exe 500kb Text ->Convert encoding Sorry, I thought you'd find something at sourceforge... HTH
  22. Notepad can't save with the encodings other than UTF-8 or ANSI, but there is plenty of freeware text editors that support more encodings. You can try to save the batch file with DOS 866 encoding. This is what people do to display the Cyrillic charactes properly.
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