sleepnmojo

Seeing all the problems the xbox had with their first generation, I think I may hold off for a later generation on this one as well. That, and the price should fall once the ps3 comes out.

I'm not sure how to help you. First name, Last name, and email. If you don't know those, you should ask your mother, and isp. As for the code, look at the first post. To clear up everything, this is not warez. It is a promotion. I grabbed it from a deal site, which one is stated in the original post.

Get a free licence for Opera v7.54 or v8.0b From Slickdeals I know v8 is out, but this is for people to try Opera. I know I will, even though I use Firefox.

install.sss should be in the directory where you install ultraedit. As for the registration, they did something tricky in one of the later 10.0 versions, but most of the others including 11 use the reg file. If you register and it doesn't create the reg file, then it most likely was the weird version. I have to see if I can find my old notes on the registry entries. It was probably what OdinsKrieger posted, but I will confirm when I find my old disks.

Most likely you don't have this line in your winnt.sif OEMPreinstall=Yes Post your winnt.sif if you do, and people can take a look.

cdimage will write everything to an iso first, then optimize it. So it will need the full amount of disk space prior to optimization. After optimizing it, it should take all the bloat away.

I don't understand what you are talking about rebuilding a profile. I do something similar to what you want, but I'm not using Simon's installer. Install run firefox.exe -CreateProfile temp run firefox.exe -install-global-extension for each extension You can always delete the profile later, but I normally just leave it. Switch to a different user, it should create them a profile, and all the extensions should be installed. There are some issues still, such as gui problems with the extensions. I think most peoples ways of fixing the problem is just setting up one profile which everyone uses. I really don't see a need for an autoit script in this case. Now maybe if it was a plugin packed in xpi, then yeah, but not an extension.

Simon's build is not optimized. He just repacked the installer essentially, not rebuilt the program. The easiest way for you to tell if it is optimized is if it is using the "official" graphics or not. All the optimized builds use one they created or the unoffical graphics.

There is an option to set it to just show the bar, or show a window for install. His file has it set to just show the bar. I hate switchless installers, so I have it show the window, and use /qn for a silent install. BTW, the problem still exists in 11b. I sent an email shortly after I started the topic to idm. They sent me an email that they were looking into it. So I would assume this will get fixed around version 12

To install an extension, you need to use the -install-global-extension parameter. For it to work properly, you need a profile created (either copy it, or use -CreateProfile parameter). As for adding it to the installer itself, it takes a lot more work than is necessary. Simon's installer tries to take the guess work out of the install by telling you to just add the extensions to the winrar archive in the xpi folder. I assume it works as advertised, and would recommend it for new users.

I haven't seen this anywhere, and no patching tool that I have seen can get this file, so I did this on my own. From KB319740 [b]Windows XP SP2 (2523):[/b] At offset (00019A7C) change: [code]81 EC 88 00 00 00 A1 18[/code] to: [code]33 F6 8B C6 C9 C2 08 00[/code]

Since this is related to firefox, I was wondering if anyone else noticed this. I use adblock, which has a statusbar overlay in it. This can also be seen in foxytunes, or any extension with a statusbar overlay. Since I usually install with my admin user (using install global extension), and run as a different user, I don't get those overlays to display. I can get them to show on the user who installs them. The easiest way to reproduce this is, if it is working, delete the profile, and make a new one. The only fix I can come up with is disabling the extensions, and reenabling them. I have ended up tracing the problem back to the xul.mfl file in my profile. Every thing I have read online says this should be recreated if deleted, which it is, just not properly. Does anyone know of a fix for this?

Thanks, ended up working pretty fast. I did add some registry keys which add it to context menus, etc. I was also able to integrate the hotfix they have for it. Nice program, I'll probably go through it some more later, but I have a nice basic build setup.

Here is a torrent of the full pack. The torrent site should only allow legal files. Donno if this will be an issue, unless MS steps in. Sorry for the slow connection. I will be down when I play halo 2, but should be up when I'm not. If this violates any board policy that I don't know about, please let me know. RVMUpdatePack1.2Full.cab.zip

Thanks, I'll give it a try when I get home.

I can help seed some files. I can do either emule or bt. I will look into trackers some when I get off work.

I've been taking a look at the new ultraedit 11a, and have been trying to get the silent install to work. The method they describe in their help file doesn't seem to be working with the new installer. The method is install normally move install.sss to installer folder (its ueinstall.sss now) rename to uesetup.sss use uesetup.exe /s If I do the last step, it installs silently, but with the installers defaults, not the options I have chosen. Has anyone gotten this to work? I had it working in 10.20c. I have tried different names of the sss file, even adding a registry key which I figured it might check, but nothing. I'm thinking it might just be easier to make an inf file, as the installation log file is pretty detailed.

While I like to see new users contribute to the forum, this seems to me this is a blantant rip off Simon's and others work. The point he was trying to make about stealing his work, is that you start off like this. That tells me, you found your own method. Different wording could have helped here. Then you go on to describe it, you obviously copied much of Simon's code, without a comment in the batch file giving him props (you do know how to make comments, right?).Some suggestions I have, remove the randomizer code. Why don't you hardcode a name in there for the profile? Makes your code look cleaner, and makes things go easier. You seemed to have missed simons points about the stuff in red. He is talking mainly about the hardcoded path you have in here. You said I could extract any where, but it very clearly says I need my files in this directory. If you knew how to write batch files, you wouldn't have made such a silly mistake. Now Simon, do you expect people to not use this code? REM Extensions and Themes Setup REM each for command is on one line no line break for %%e in ("%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Install\Firefox\Setup\XPI\*.xpi") do start /wait %SHORTPF%\MOZILL~1\FIREFOX.EXE -install-global-extension "%%e" for %%e in ("%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Install\Firefox\Setup\JAR\*.jar") do start /wait %SHORTPF%\MOZILL~1\FIREFOX.EXE -install-global-theme "%%e" I have the same in my own setup, just different paths. I understand your anger, as he didn't change a thing, but its not exclusive to your installer. As for my take on this. I wouldn't use it. I don't use Simon's install, but have taken a look at it. This I wouldn't use either. Its unfinished, and the person who claims this code is his, hasn't checked it as clearly as he/she should. I like new users, but if your work is based off another's, ask their permission first and give credit where it is due.

Donno why no one asked this, but are the directories their before the copy? For the user profile directory, you could try the $DOCS folder approach.

I have a bootable cd also to do this. Only problem is if you lend it to people, they tend to not give it back. I ended up having a problem with one of my computers this week, and had to go dig up my original xp cd to boot in the recovery console. It is so limited, but it is still much better than the 2000 recovery console. Luckily, I was able to fix my problem from there. All in all though, don't give up the cd, or have multiple copies.

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...rtcut\.exe http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...rtcut\.exe

I used to do the assoc/ftype way of doing things. I've since moved to an inf to add registry keys. Only reason is that it provides much more power in what I can do. Such as changing icons, adding menu extensions for certain file types, etc. If you are JUST looking for a quick and dirty way to associate extensions do the assoc way, but when you need to do more stuff with them, go the registry way.

You got computers? We got these things called books. I hear they are outdated nowadays.

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Thats just silly. Let's say you want to update an extension. Simply replacing an xpi is all you should need to do on your cd. The profile.exe requires so much more work to do, than simply copying a file over.