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XPect

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  1. I don't know how to post the screen capture, so I will try to explain

    dimension.width  = 80%

    dimension.height = 80%

    SplitterPos = 70

    The Help pane (right pane) is about 90% of wihu width
    dimension.width  = 80%

    dimension.height = 80%

    SplitterPos = 30

    The Help pane (right pane) is still about 70% of wihu width
    dimension.width  = 80%

    dimension.height = 80%

    SplitterPos = 5

    The Help pane (right pane) is still about 60% of wihu width

    Hope this help to understand

    XPect

  2. My browser is IE6

    I'm quite shure it come from my settings.

    Probably come from a deactivated service, several testings to do... :wacko:

    Question: If you open an RTF file in wordpad on your machine, does the link is functional by control click ? (not the case for me).

  3. No, I don't think it will do the work

    I'll give you the begining of my ini for example:

    [Environment]reg  = %curdir%\regtweaks

    apps  = %curdir%\Apps

    [settings]

    dimension.update = 0

    dimension.width  = 80%

    dimension.height = 80%

    SplitterPos = 20

    [Note - Disabled tweaks are already applied or not applicable to your system]

    selected = 0

    disabled = 1

    [sec - Security]

    collapsed = 0

    description.0 = Clear recent documents on exit

    command.0 = cmd.exe /c @echo Fait

    test.0.0 = HKCU:Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer\ClearRecentDocsOnExit?=1

    test.eval.0 = 0

    Disabled.0 = if.true

    Selected.0 = if.false

    help.0  = %Reg%\test.rtf

    [uI - User Interface]

    collapsed = 0

    description.0 = Context menu (Right click)

    command.0 = *

    selected.0 = 1

    description.0.0 = Add "Copy To" to Context Menu options [Not selected by default]

    command.0.0 = regedit /s %reg%\UI-ContextMenu-CopyTo.reg

    test.0.0.0 = HKLM:SOFTWARE\Classes\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Copy To\?={C2FBB630-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}

    test.eval.0.0 = 0

    disabled.0.0 = if.true

    selected.0.0 = 0

    description.0.1 = Add "Move To" to Context Menu options [Not selected by default]

    command.0.1 = regedit /s %reg%\UI-ContextMenu-MoveTo.reg

    test.0.1.0 = HKLM:SOFTWARE\Classes\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Move To\?={C2FBB631-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}

    test.eval.0.1 = 0

    disabled.0.1 = if.true

    selected.0.1 = 0

    description.0.2 = Add "Send To" to Context Menu options [selected by default]

    command.0.2 = regedit /s %reg%\UI-ContextMenu-MoveTo.reg

    test.0.2.0 = HKLM:SOFTWARE\Classes\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Send To\?={7BA4C740-9E81-11CF-99D3-00AA004AE837}

    test.eval.0.2 = 0

    disabled.0.2 = if.true

    selected.0.2 = if.false

    description.0.3 = Associate unknown files with notepad

    command.0.3 = regedit /s %reg%\UI-ContextMenu-UnknownFiles.reg

    test.0.3.0 = HKLM:SOFTWARE\Classes\*\Shell\open\command\?=notepad.exe %1

    test.eval.0.3 = 0

    disabled.0.3 = if.true

    selected.0.3 = if.false

    In this file, I've chosed that "Copy To" and "Move To" are not selected by default while "Send To" is selected.

    But another user will prefer other options, so he will have to change the ini file.

    The problem come from the fact that I will have more than 100 tweaks, so for a user not familiar with wihu, it would be a pain to edit.

    And I can't prepare as many ini as users :D

    So if you have any idea to simplify this, I'll take :thumbup

  4. Yes, me again :P

    Still in implementing tweaks, so I've put some default selections in wihu that other users won't like.

    Changing default selections in an ini file of hundreds tweaks could be a little pain.

    What about a boutton to save the selections in the ini file ?

    This could allow users to set their parameters easilly by running wihu a 1st time before doing unattended install. :)

  5. Benjamin,

    The SplitterPos in % is a good think

    But seem not to work properly if wihu is not at default size

    With those settings:

    dimension.width  = 900

    dimension.height = 650

    I'm obliged to set SplitterPos=5 to get only 1/3 of wihu windows for the help pane.

    Is it possible to get the same thing for windows size in % of screen ?

    This should help in case of different resolutions.

    Could be

    dimension.width% = from 0 to 100

    dimension.height% = from 0 to 100

    (while 0 is a stupid value could start at 20 maybe)

    In the same time is it possible to have an automatic recentering of wihu depending on screen size and windows size ?

  6. Good question, difficult answer...

    For example, I'm trying to implement registry tweaks thru wihu. This means that I will have nearly 100 help files where I woud like to have a nice presentation including icons.

    With HTML files, I will be oblige to manage hundreds of separate picts, not very convenient.

    With RTF files, I could do a regtweaks folder with:

    -UI-ContextMenu-CopyTo.reg

    -UI-ContextMenu-CopyTo-Undo.reg

    -UI-ContextMenu-CopyTo.rtf

    That is more convenient to manage, so I'll prefer RTF than HTML

    The Prathapml suggestion on .chm files is a good one, but such files are more difficult to create. I can easily create RTF with wordpad or word, but I need another soft to create chm.

    Also on some machines, I experiment problem displaying chm contents, I've not found why yet, but such files seem to be more sensible to IE settings.

    So right now, even if RTF is more restricted, my preference goes here.

  7. Help file work well, including images, but I got a problem with the link.

    It seem recognised as a link (mouse pointer change on crossover) but nothing appen when I click.

    Same problem for all link tested, including the default one provided for wihu site.

    Not so shure it's a wihu problem or my config, but if someone can do a testing, this woud be helpfull.

    Benjamin,

    Is it possible to edit the default rtf file, no to remove your crédits :D but my indend is to put "No help available" on all items not having a help file.

    XPect

  8. On my opinion if not working on rtf, should be just under the 2 main windows just upon Select all checkbox to have the full windows lenght to display the title.

    But that's just an idea, could be put everywhere.

    My goal is to use wihu also to implement registry tweaks from the unattended forum so it could be good to have a short explanation for each tweak via the rtf file and in the same time a link to the reference tread in the forum or to another page on the web.

    I've already started the implementation. It will take a little time, but wihu is a very good tools for this.

    Thanks again

  9. Benjamin,

    Rather than just giving and help file, is it possible to add an active url to be able to give a link to the software maker for example, or to reference page on the web, this for each line of the installation.

    I don't know if this possible inside the rtf file, so maybe a command like url.x with the link show below the help windows

    urltitle.x = name of the url (ex: MSFN Forum)

    url.x = active url (ex: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?)

    Should be great :whistle:

  10. Hello Benjamin,

    Good work with this new syntax, devinitively better than the previous one

    But after a few test I've maybe identified a bug

    Based on ini below (please note that the registry key is set to 1 on my computer)

    [New test system]collapsed = 0

    selected = 0

    description.0 = Test 1

    command.0 = calc.exe

    test.0.0 = HKCU:Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer\ClearRecentDocsOnExit?=0

    test.eval.0 = 0

    selected.0 = if.true

    description.1 = Test 2

    command.1 = regedit.exe

    test.1.0 = HKCU:Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer\ClearRecentDocsOnExit?=1

    test.eval.1 = 0

    selected.1 = if.true

    Regedit should be launched without doing anything while Test2 is selected by default, but it's not the case.

    It work only if I uncheck and recheck manually the Test2 line...

    My mistake, I left the exemple if another one do the same mistake.

    This works

    [New test system]collapsed = 0

    description.0 = Test 1

    command.0 = calc.exe

    test.0.0 = HKCU:Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer\ClearRecentDocsOnExit?=0

    test.eval.0 = 0

    selected.0 = if.true

    description.1 = Test 2

    command.1 = regedit.exe

    test.1.0 = HKCU:Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer\ClearRecentDocsOnExit?=1

    test.eval.1 = 0

    selected.1 = if.true

    Just removed selected=0 at the begining
  11. I've searched the forum, and don't find the solution to my problem.

    After an unattended install, everything works except the help files display.

    When I try to open a .chm file, the file open right, I can see the summary but the pages are not displayed, just like a page non available in ie.

    This probably come from a service disabled or a tweak in registry, but I've not find it yet.

    Is someone know where this come from ?

  12. Sorry but I got another question related to the subject

    with this example

    description.2  = Dirkey 2.0a

    command.2=*

    file.2.0 = %ProgramFiles%\Dirkey2\Dirkey.exe?>2.0.2.4019

    description.2.1 = Test

    command.2.1  = 02-Utils\DirKey\dirkey.msi /Q /N

    The sub branch doesn't appear, any reason for this ?

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