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Of course this is possible. Just create an RTF file which contain the text and the image and load it with help.x keyword. Benjamin
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I think what you mean is nddeapi.h. This isnt actually needed, just comment it out in stdafx.h header file.
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Bug should be fixed now. Also flickering in software description panel will be prevented now.
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Yes I know this problem for a long time;) I think it's time to fix this. Problem is, what if user selects all items in INI file. Which Item should I use then? Benjamin
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My goal is that the converter will convert 2.x Version into 3.0 Version without any need for manual editing. Just use current Version Benjamin Kalytta
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Ok I fixed this bug. Please download 2.1.16.0 Version. Benjamin Kalytta
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I think this is a bug in WIHU. It will be fixed in the new release 3.0. Benjamin Kalytta
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If ini format changes, I'll create an converter First comment: The reason for having this is, that most people only want to create one account. If I'd remove this from first page, I think no one (no noob) would create an user account and everyone would use "administrator" account again. Or how do you see this? Second comment: I'll at least add an "settings" button. That's great Benjamin Kalytta
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No this is not the end of WIHU I want just inform you that Iam currently working on a new version of WIHU (WIHU 3.0). It's a complete redesign in an more approved and maintainable programming language ... c++. I decided to use ATL/WTL for this purpose. I'll also take this time to include some new features and remove features that are unnecessary. But I don't want to decide which feature should be removed or added. So I hope everyone here who is using WIHU will take part on this decision either by posting here or adding feature wishs in my WIHU wishlist (WIHU wishl ist) which will be showed on my homepage. New WIHU version will also contain an user interface for easier generating of configuration files. Benjamin Kalytta
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It's currently not possible to hide a section this way. This will be available in upcoming version 3 where Iam currently working on. Would be nice if you could add this in my wishlist on my website (http://www.kalytta.com/wishlist.add.php#NewData) Benjamin Kalytta
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Im currently fixing this bug as promised. For inconsistence reasons there will some changes: %ThisProfile% isn't available any more, please use %USERPROFILE% instead, also %ThisUser% should be replaced by %USERNAME%. %ThisHome% isn't available any more either, just use %HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH% instead. %NewUserName% will be %USERNAME%. %NewUserPassword% will be %USERPASSWORD%. Maybe I'll create an auto ini file converter for this purpose. I'll consider to add the posibility to install certain software under certain different accounts i.e. one software as administrator, one software as primary user and so on. Benjamin Kalytta
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Btw. adding group = 1 on top tree like following is also possible: [section] group = 1 command.0 = cmd.exe description.0 = Option 1 command.1 = cmd.exe description.1 = Option 2 Benjamin Kalytta
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Your INI section isn't correct. Example: [Diverses] group.1 = 1 command.1 = cmd.exe description.1 = Option 1 command.1.0 = cmd.exe description.1.0 = Option 1.0 command.1.1 = cmd.exe description.1.1 = Option 1.1 This will produce following output: Diverses [ ] Option 1 ( ) Option 1.0 ( ) Option 1.1 Im really very stressed at the moment until 13th. I failed at least 2 examinations right now. That's very annoying. But after 13th I've enough time to do necessary left out work on WIHU Benjamin Kalytta
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No, it's logically that it doesn't work at T-12 for following reasons: - At this time you are logged on as SYSTEM (no administrative rights) - At this time "Secondary Logon" Service isn't running yet. This means, you are not able to install certain software as secondary user, i.e. creating a new user account and install certain software under this new account. So, because of this I forbade to set primary user at this time. This window might also be greyed out after T-12 if "Secondary Logon" service was disabled by the user (which I don't recommend btw.) In older versions indeed it was not greyed out, but it doesn't mean that it worked as expected. It was a bug. Some things that might change in future versions is, that WIHU will allow creating primary user despite of T-12 but it will not install certain software under this new account then. I recommend to run WIHU at GuiRunOnce or RunOnceEx. At this stage there will be no problems. Benjamin Kalytta
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Why don't you use %SRCDRIVE%? This will always point to installation source drive (cd rom). Benjamin Kalytta
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Everything will be greyed out if: 1. You are running WIHU at T-12 at windows installation 2. "Secondary Logon" Service is disabled You should check if either one of them is true. /SkipSettings will skip User creation and First screen. May be I'll add /SkipUsers switch in future. Benjamin Kalytta
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There is no such command "mkdir". I think what you mean is cmd.exe /c mkdir <dir>. Secondly: Each command will run in batch mode, i.e. it's not possible to run more than one command at the same time (parallel). Benjamin Kalytta
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Ok that means I have to rewrite some major things in WIHU. My source isn't maintenanceable anymore, especially Environment varaible things. This will take some time. It will be available maybe at weekend next week after my exams. Benjamin Kalytta
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Ok I fixed the shell folder bug and many others which concerns shell folder depencies, i.e. when renaming "My Documents", also it's subfolders like "My Pictures" will be renamed. It didn't work as expected. Benjamin Kalytta
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Oh, I overread your posting about that, I'll take a look a that next days, maybe this evening. Benjamin Kalytta
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It's little endian mode Most left bit represent index 21, most right bit represent index 0. So you have to turn it round. Benjamin
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No no, your value is wrong. Correct value would be ShellFolderModify.Disallow = 4193520 and also ShellFolderModify.Hide = 4193520 Some hints: Just use the Windows calculator, set BIN mode, and enter 1 for each Disallowed folder and 0 for allowed folder. In your case you would enter 1111111111110011110000, then set back to DEC Mode and you'll get the number. To set allowed folders just enter a 1 for each allowed folder and then negate the value by pressing NOT button. Benjamin
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Hmm, Im a bit confused now. "Default User" Profile Desktop is always in %USERPROFILE%\Default User\Desktop, isn't it? How can you change this default location? Or did you change the "Default User" profile directly? If yes, then I should read "Default User" profile shell folders and also copy them. Benjamin Kalytta
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There are many additional environment variables. Following variables which are valid within [users] section: ThisUser, ThisProfile, ThisHome General variables (see wihu.exe /?) INIDIR: ini file directory WIHU: WIHU application directory CURDIR: current directory SRCDRIVE: drive of windows installation source SRCPATH: path of windows installation source NEWUSERNAME: Name of the newly created account NEWCOMPUTERNAME: new computername NEWUSERPASSWORD: new password Shellfolder variables see example install.ini Following variables are only valid if /SkipSettings isn't specified: NewWorkGroupName: new workgroupname NewOwnerName, NewOrgName Benjamin Kalytta
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Sorry for my stupidness. Each indizes are 0 based. However, I renamed the keyword and added a new one: ShellFolderModify.Disallow = <value> ShellFolderModify.Hide = <value> To disallow following folders, you should do: Index 0: "%USERPROFILE%\\My Documents\\My Music" Index 1: "%USERPROFILE%\\My Documents\\My Pictures" Index 2: "%USERPROFILE%\\My Documents\\My Videos" Index 3: "%USERPROFILE%\\My Documents" Index 8: "%USERPROFILE%\\Desktop" Index 9: "%USERPROFILE%\\Favorites" ShellFolderModify.Disallow = 2^0 + 2^1 + 2^2 + 2 ^3 + 2^8 + 2^9 = 783 ShellFolderModify.Hide = 1 will hide "My Music" folder from within UI Benjamin Kalytta