TypeR189

Seems it might be. I could not locate that option, but I think you are mistaken about what I am trying to remove. I have attached pics. The first is of something I did with VB6. The other is what I want to remove, the little gray border. I still want the title bar and blue application border, though. Sorry pic is so big, not sure how to resize.

We were speaking of Autoplay Media Studio though. All the things I tried always had a border around the outside of the main window (like the one in the picture at the top of this thread) that I couldn't get to go away. If anyone knows what I mean and knows anyway to remove it I'd like to know. Otherwise, I'll stick to VB6.

Use VB .... its much better and you won't have that ugly application border that Autoplay Media won't allow you to remove. I just posted a Windows 2000 one I did here. http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=49723

Here is a Setup.exe that I made for CD's containing 2 or more versions of Windows 2000. I'll be doing a XP one soon, so if you like this one check back later on. Please post any issues with it here. I have attached a picture of it. Enjoy! Download here

Here is a Setup.exe that I made for CD's containing 2 or more versions of Windows 2000. I'll be doing a XP one soon, so if you like this one check back later on. Please post any issues with it here. I have attached a picture of it. Enjoy! Download here

I am completely baffled on this one. I downloaded a XP Pro VL iso off MSDN. I intergrated SP2 and afterwards the link on the splash screen (the XP CD menu) to install the .NET Framework no longer works because there is no DOTNETFX directory in the CD root. Yet I downloaded a XP Pro Non-VL iso with SP2 off MSDN and it works fine (has the directory). I can't understand if I'm doing something wrong during intergration. Anyone have any ideas ?

No. Thats a seperate upgrade in its own.

All that does is change the type of key it will accept to a VLK. It doesn't defeat the prompt for a key during installation.

Kazaa sucks.