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  1. I didn't see this anywhere in this thread, but I posted it in my introduction thread in the "Hello!" section: ;disable MacroMedia Flash, no IE "do you want to install Flash" pop-ups [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\ActiveX Compatibility\{D27CDB6E-AE6D-11CF-96B8-444553540000}] "Compatibility Flags"=dword:00000400 These regtweaks would be a great thing to include as options in a tab of a proggie like nLite... just a thought. -Hista
  2. @Nuhi, Just wanted to say great work, and keep it up! Can't wait for RC1 - I'm sure it'd hit SourceForge's Top 10 list and the [H] front page within a week of release. -Hista
  3. I am including AIM 5.2 on my unattended install, and I am interested in nipping the "extras" that AIM "provides" during install... I found a way to remove the "AOL Broadband" crap - use the line "%systemdrive%\Program Files\AOD\AolAod.exe" -uninstall after you run the installer. However, that still leaves me with the Viewpoint Media Player that AIM decides it wants to install (please note that this software IS NOT MENTIONED in the EULA anyware). You can go into the Add/Remove menu and remove it manually, but that sorta runs the whole "unattended" theme we've got going on here. I want to know if there is a command line I can run to do it during the install.... any help is appreciated. -Hista

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