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Hi, A while ago, I stumbled on a set of Windows XP Media Center Icons to complement home made add-ins. I'm very sure I spotted an empty one, too. Unfortunately, I've lost the url of them. Any help?
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I will try to post a screenshot later on. I noticed blinkdt didn't put a timer.gif in his theme folder, but he couldn't know; I didn't mentioned it in the start post, that is, until now. Updated!
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Last updated on 8/2/2005, 13.18 [GMT+1]. Hi, As promised, I developped a little countdown bar. Main features. [x] Inspired by the Windows XP installation progress bar. [x] CSS-based, so easy to adjust all parameters. [x] Easy to integrate in existing themes. Installation. [x] In WpiScripts, edit timers.js. position="timers.js"; /* Countdown */ var interval = ""; var m; var passed = 0; var startSecs = secs; if(secs>3600) secs=3600; if(secs>60){ m=parseInt(secs/60) secs=secs-(m*60); } else m=0; function startInterval(){ position="timers.js"; interval = window.setInterval("tTimer()"
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Current WPI DEVELOPMENT projects.
d0nut replied to almulder's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
8/1/2005 - I'm making a tiny countdown bar. 9/1/2005 - I will be publishing the tiny countdown bar. B) -
[DEV] Simple XP Media Center Edition theme
d0nut replied to d0nut's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
Perhaps I will make some kind of 'counting down'-bar, if the timer code allows it. -
[DEV] Simple XP Media Center Edition theme
d0nut posted a topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
Hi, I'm currently developping a very simple WPI theme. Screenshot: I'm pretty proud of the quite innovative use of the gradient CSS filter. This application makes the theme look good on every resolution. I don't really know what to improve next, but I do know this one needs some improvements. Every comment is welcome. -
Hi, I have this app which doesn't support silent switches, and insists on a reboot of the machine. So it really disturbs the RunOnceEx-method. I've used the forum search, but I really couldn't find anything useful. Any suggestions?
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Hi, I'm using a Creative Nomad Jukebox 3, as pictured below: Last year, I bought Notmad Explorer by Redchair Software. This program makes it possible to play music directly from the Jukebox. The Jukebox will also appear in the Windows Explorer, like this: Now, that works really grate, and Windows Media Player 10 works pretty good using this little add-on. Now, when I add some music from Explorer into Windows Media Player, and then start Media Center, the music just plays. I can skip and things like that, but adding music using the Media Center Interface doesn't really work. Now I'm wondering
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But then again, drivers are copied to the hard drive first...
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Why not? That's how you do it. This method replaces another method described thus: I think you misunderstood me. The complete $OEM$ directory is automaticly copied to the hard drive. I don't want that either to happen. But lets skip that for a moment. The strangest thing is that XP setup DOES find the drivers on my a: drive, but then, later on, while creating the list of necessary files, it doesn't. Could it be the mentioning in winnt.sif OemPreinstall=Yes that causes the problem ? Where exactly does Windows search for these drivers ?
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The problem is that when I insert my unattended XP cd (made before I had a SATA setup, and thus worked with IDE), it DOES load the drivers from the a: drive, but after partioning and formatting, setup can't find the sys's, inf's etc... My regular Windows XP cd works perfectly. I wonder where setup looks for these sys's...
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Hi, I'm wondering if it is possible to include e.g. Silicon Image SATA drivers directly from cd, without having them copied to the hard drive first. I read a very useful article here, but I just don't want to copy the drivers to my hard drive first.
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Should the # not be a % ? I'm nog using this one: [SetupParams] UserExecute="%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Program Files\XPlode\XPlode.exe /xml:%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Program Files\XPlode\XPlode.xml /log:%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Program Files\XPlode\XPlode.log" Could that work ?
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I know how to do it in RunOnceEx, but I don't in XPlode. By the way, what's the %SOURCEPATH% refering to ?
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Hi ! Now I made a working RunOnceEx.cmd, I would like to make a more attractive and interactive XPlode installer. But how do I use the %CDROM% variable ? Thanks !