Jackie Moon

Where is that thread? I'm having the same problem with sp1 installing. Otherwise, option b worked great for me! I have Office 2007 Ultimate downloaded as X12-30307.exe. I found another guide to be very helpfull here. The pic below shows the msp's that were extracted from sp1. Is that complete? Edit:My extraction missed a few files too. I downloaded the service pack again, extracted again, and came up with the files I needed (shown in pic). Now everything's workin great!

Lol no. My wife's a full time student and she got a discount thru the school/website.

I have Office 2007 Ultimate. I forget where it was downloaded, I know it was from some academic website. It's a single .exe. Can I/how can I integrate/slip/addon to Windows XP Home or nlite? Also, I want to make an addon for PowerDVD 5. I have the install disk, and found the reg key that has the cd key, and I have addon maker. Where should I start? And another little question, iTunes8 addon requires quicktime alternative addon correct? Sorry for playing 20 questions, I'm new to this, and love the things nlite can do.

Why is it necessary to create a cab file again? Can't you just replace the serial and that's that? I followed your directions using CabPack, but avast didn't even install. I prob missed something stupid.

I think that already happens when you change the default theme (that's what I see on my PC). Yep, just figured that out lol.

what about a feature where you can change the default wallpaper?

Thanks, Kurt. I did what you and Trance suggested, and got the same results you did. Still asks for a prev version, but just push enter and you' re good to go. Now I'm just experimenting with drivers, addons, etc.

Thanks, I'll try that. So just copy and burn both contents to a dvd, and then use that dvd to create an nlited xp, correct? I want to skip the check just so I don't have to insert the 95 disk every time I install windows (or in case I should lose the 95 disk).

I have an original Windows XP Home upgrade disk (no service pack). Is it possible to slip/integrate Windows 95 into XP so the step where the upgrade disk checks for a previous version of windows is skipped?