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Incroyable HULK

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  1. I didn't do extensive testing with HTA files but it doesn't seems to allow me to use switches either... for now I'm stuck with a link to a batch file for every command that need a switch. I can hide the command window if cmdow is present on the system but I don't know if there is other way to hide it
  2. @Bilou Gateux Can I have your expertise on this topic: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=33063 for now i'm stuck with a HTML link to a batch file (.cmd)
  3. Avec plaisir Biloux Gateux! I am using the latest version of EasyBoot 5.0.5.456 The author of the software told me that the next release will support 800x600 and even 1024x768 resolution!!! It is planned to be release within a month... Just tell me what you would like to know about my project.
  4. @prathapml it is quite expensive! Beside I already have a licence for DiscStarter 2.0 wich is able to launch exe in HTML page without the usual Windows Warning...
  5. Ah Crap! My JavaScript doesn't work afterall; it launch a regular installation and doesn't take my switches into account. I guess I'll have to point to a batch file...
  6. Here is what I mean: And here is what I can do with EasyBoot:
  7. If you look at the screenshot on the MagicIso website, you will see a boot menu similar to CDSHELL; black background and white text menu. I don't see a Graphical User Interface for the Multi-Boot part (yes, the program has a nice GUI but that's it)
  8. As far as I know, EasyBoot is the only software allowing to build (quite easily) a Graphical User Interface for your Multi-Boot CD/DVD. Maybe the interface is ackward at first but once you get use to it you won't mind anymore!
  9. WPI is a replacement for RunOnceEx or batch files wich allow to select the software you want to install at the end of your unattended installation. What I want to acheive is different. I want to use my Unattended CD to perform additional task when inserted into any kind of computer. With autorun.inf, my HTML interface is launched and then the technician can read documentation, install software with just a click, install drivers, etc.
  10. Ok, I think it works properly with javascript... <html> <body> <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> var a = "SETUP.EXE TRANSFORM=Unattended.MST /qb-"; var b = "SP1-Client.exe /Q:A /R:N"; document.write("<a href=" + a + ">Office Pro 2003</a><br />"); document.write("<a href=" + b + ">Service Pack 1</a>"); </script> </body> </html> BUT I would prefer plain HTML...
  11. Well, did you use the proper setting in nero with your boot sector? EDIT: sorry, I just realised you are building an ISO image... @Mekrel There is no need to slipstream SP2 to operate an Unattended CD
  12. I will try it if I have no other option. Using your technique or a batch file would simply make it harder to maintain because it would require an external file for every HTML links. I am planning to put a link for every programs and drivers installers on my Unattended Windows CD. I will also check if there is a possibility with JavaScript embedded in HTML
  13. nope... still doesn't want to cooperate! I think it would require double quote or something like that (from my RunOnceEx experience) but I am not too familiar with those.
  14. I've tried: <a href="file:///SETUP.EXE TRANSFORM=Unattended.MST /qb-">Office 2003</a> It doesn't work P.S. I don't want to use an absolute path
  15. Yes it is in the same folder. If I do this simple test it works properly: <a href="SETUP.EXE">Office 2003</a> for the clean look, I am using Discstarter 2.0 wich allow me to launch my HTML file and control a lot of parameter.
  16. Maybe I am not in the right section of the forum but here is my question: I'd like to launch my Unattended Installation of Office 2003 from a HTML page. if I try the following it won't work <a href="SETUP.EXE TRANSFORM=Unattended.MST /qb-">Office 2003</a> So how should I do it?
  17. Is this your command line to test on your machine? Because you have to remove this E:\XPCD\$OEM$\$1 if you want to make it work on a CD
  18. hum.. not sure you are in the right forum ... anyway here it goes: you have to enter the BIOS of your virtual machine by pressing F2 at startup and then make sure your CDROM is the first boot device.
  19. I think the question is: What is the simplest method to get our CD translated into a network installation? I'm also interested in the answer...
  20. I'm not sure you are in the right section of the forum ... but anyway here it goes: I suggest you try NAT. Leave your network setting (in your simulation) to Automatic and it should do the job.
  21. You should link to my Sticky! HOTFIXES: Win2000 SP4 – WinXP SP1 – WinXP SP2
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