Glowy

There is a space in your code: you can use any parameter as long as it is in the <parameter> tags 'm guessing you are referring to the start /wait command. then your code should look like: <execute display="program name here"> <program>start</program> <arguments>/wait filename to start here</arguments> </execute>

Conditional execution! Don't care much for an XML creator, I already created an XML myself so in a way I already have an XML creator.. Command grouping would be a nice feature to eliminate .cmd files, but I don't need it at the time.

The execute tags are not for registry entry's. The registry tags are enough, as long as they are enclosed by an item tag. So I suggest you replace the execute tags with item tags.

here's prathmpl's thread

nice one Intellibuddy: You can't judge a book by its cover.Huh. Why are you so skeptical? >You: well then open the book! >Intellibuddy: How about that. Good reasoning. I'm sorry, User, I can't do that right now. This conversation no longer serves any purpose. >You: LOL! >Intellibuddy: I'm glad you find this amusing.

don't think so.. as far as i know xpize doesn't touch that registry key. But my problem doesn't come from this registry key. (Sorry didn't make a new image yet )

Finally got around to test it. The animation works at T-12!

Or a guide to do it yourself

I had that one once. Had to do with faulty antivirus software. Software update fixed the issue then. look in the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\VirtualDeviceDrivers and check the contents of the VDD multivalue

When I run a program that uses the 16-bit subsystem it gives me one of the following messages in a popup (don't know the exact one, I'll have to recreate my image for that. maybe after the weekend) normally I don't run such programs, but the Dell Notebook support software checks the system type via a 16-bit program. found out it was with more programs. like iniedit, iniworks. tested some more and the command.com command also came with the error. made a new image without xpize and it dissapeared. My image (XP Pro NL) is created as follows: 1. use XPCreate to integrate SP2 and hotfixes 2. use xpize uAE1.2 on the created i386 dir. (patch i386 dir and copy files) 3. copy the patched files from the temp dir into the i386 dir 4. make ISO 5. test in VM When I make the image without "xpize-ing" and run xpize uAE 1.2 from RunOnceEx or cmdlines.txt I don't have the problem. I will re-create my image after the weekend to see if there was a flaw in my first image

Great thnx.. I don't know much about css and java either. I didn't come around in changing things in javascript and the style sheet. But after seeing what you and others did I'm off to try I see you're quite handy with photoshop/paintshop.. another thing I can't seem to find the time for :S The clock is animated? nice! can't wait to try it, and after that show it off I'm running XPlode at T-12, so I don't know if the animation will show. sure hope so. as the plugin used says: eyecandy! thanks again for sharing your work

http://media.saait.net/media.php?wm=tools.wmv Oops

http://movies.collegehumor.com/media/movies/221483_play.swf Really creative..

Signed. Also a bummer that in the new version you can't block ad's in msn 7 (or I can't find where to do it.... )

Oh my! reminds me when I worked at a school. Found different kinds of food in the floppy drives. They always though pencils in the fans where good for a laugh too

@benners oh my! i like what you've done with the icons in the second picture. looks like there is a lot for me to learn.. would you mind sharing what you've done.. saves me some time re-inventing an old invention

great! but how will I know if this: is me? just ask? if so... I'm asking ....for now I'm sticking with the restricted version

Wohooo! wurx! perfect man! edit:yeey I got the first download of the new version

great tool! The only driver I have a problem with is this one. It copies the .int, and the.cat and then tells me it can't find the rest of the files (apfiltr.sys not found! vxdif.dll not found! etc.) but the files are in the directory. what could be the cause of this?

Same here with the batt.dll you can test the 16-bit error by running cmd, and then type command in the opened DOS box. the problems only occur when using a "pre-patched" CD. Patching the files, replacing them in the original i386 dir and burn a cd. A post-patch (running it after installation) with either the UAE 1.2 or the "normal" 3.1 does not have these problems. (will double check this) The battery problem is only reproducable when doing an install on my laptop (it only seems to occur on laptops) the 16-bit problem is reproducable in a VM. (sorry for reopening, I posted, and then realized it was about the 1.1 version instead of the 1.2 , if you want we can make this a new thread)

Yeah same here, on a laptop (Dell D600 to be exact), it keeps asking for drivers for a battery or something.. Also it screwed my DOS 16-bit subsystem. when I use 16-bit dos apps in a dos box it gives me an error on autoexec.nt looked it up at MS, something to do with the command.com being corrupt. Tests were done on a clean install, only updates integrated and xpized with XPize uAE 1.2. Same image but without xpize runs good. My XP is Dutch SP2.

Just some more booktitles... Grover mails a bomb, You're being abandoned, etc. not quite childrens book titles I guess just someone being creative with photoshop.

Hm.. nope don't think so... I made several test runs with only updates, and no XPlode.. didn't work either.

some more here.

A few favorite cursewords in a row: http://www.antony.loveless.dsl.pipex.com/swear/Swearing2.htm (Warning rude language) what's yours?