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Can a pre-made dotnet addon be provided? It seems like a hassle to do all of this!

OK, so I want to use NLAOM to make an addon that likely no one here has bothered to make. But I am screwing it up somehow... 1) I go to use the Addon Maker and then find the silent switches with USSF 2) I paste the USSF output into the switch part of NLAOM after I have chosen my setup.exe for the prog. 3) Then I hit make file and a CAB is made. 4) I attempt to load the setup from the CAB file and get: "config failed" This is my first attempt but if someone can point out what I am missing please let me know.

I made an nlited xp disc a few weeks back on an old machine that is now gone. I then wanted to change some of the addons and (remove a few and add some new ones). When I load the last session it has most of the settings but nothing shows up in the hotfix area. No addons or anything. Is this because the direct hotfix integration box was checked or am I possibly doing something wrong? I thought the last session option would show everything on the disc and allow it to all be modified. If anyone knows what is going on please fill me in!

Ok, I should have phrased my question differently. If I make the $OEM$ folder in the same folder with I386, will Nlite Automatically incorporate it into the image or will I have to open the ISO after Nlite has made it to add the folder???

Hmm, I got a warning for talking about warez in this thread?! LOL, I was talking about Open office! Lets say the program is any stand alone software that doesn't require an installation. Lots of people are using lite or USB versions of software. I was just trying to figure out how to dump such progs on the install disc. I read the thread on the $OEM$ method. Does that assume that I have to make that folder in the same folder where Nlite extracted the relevant XP CAB files? I have already finished my iso so don't want to have to start over again. Can you let me know how I can get Nlite to put this folder into the install? Thanks

I have a few portable versions of software such as office etc. that are just stand alone apps that don't need to be installed. I wondered if there is a way to dump these into a folder that will be placed on the HD during an unattended xp install made with Nlite.