Jeremy

Contradiction to your opinion is what this entire thread is alll about. Aegis, interesting. Does it only defrag or does it also put files at the edge of the disk?

This is messed up. Neither EXE will actually run. Bah, I will just wait until Windows is done and then try to install the Printer stuff and delete the garbage afterwards. Too much hassle to save a few 100 KBs.

Ok... so can you give me detailed steps on how I can identify what kind of installer it is, rendrag? So I don't even have to put comments into, for example, the cmdlines.txt? I just throw everything in $Progs$? I'll try that. Thanks.

Guys?

I wouldn't try anything by Norton ever.

I have a filter pack from a former friend, Windows Media Runtimes, FFDShow and MPC. I only view MPEG-1, 2, AVI, WMV and MOV.

I am awaiting the Firefox v1.1 release this June. Opera 8 is going to launch soon, too.

Ok, so far I've found image viewing software that's only Trial. It doesn't get installed by default anyway so that's garbage. Next are the actual Drivers for the Scanner function and for the Printer itself. There are many subdirectories but they are for other languages. Next are the Fax drivers. We don't use this feature of the All-In-One, anyway, so I don't want to bother with that. Next is a Trial installer for ABBYY FineReader 5.0 Sprint. To us this is garbage. It gets installed by default which irritates me. Next is the installer for the Printer. Everytime I try to run this it says this. Next is a folder just for help files and crap. Don't need those. Next is the readme in many translations. Don't need that, either. And finally, a diagnostic tool that I don't think we've ever used. So therefore we have a bloated Dell All-In-One installer package and since I love to save space, I want to know how to just skip everything and get right to the essentials: The installation of our Printer and Scanner functions and the drivers for them so that once Windows is installed and loaded, we are ready to Print. Remember, there is a GUI that goes along with this Printer that allows us to manipulate pictures that have been scanned and to Print. So, can I just put the folders with the installers and DLLs and etc files in $Progs$ and experiment with the different unattended installs to see which one works? I have VMware Workstation installed. Is it cmdlines.txt that I comment the commands into? Anymore tips would be great, thanks.

Those two files are part of QuickTime Alternative, I think. I have that installed and those files seem familar to me.

King of all Browsers..... right. That must be exactly why I've never heard of it...

Yes, Nero does own. Someone should make a Lite Nero Burning ROM of the newest version and remove all the other junk they bundled with it and make it freeware. Sheesh. As for CDs, I screwed up dozens in the past few years for mulitple movies, games, etc.

So I just put the installers in $Progs$? Do I put comments in the cmdlines.txt?

Guys?

Advanced page of what? Yes, a bunch of other installers are installed along with it but I want my Printer's main program installed, that's it. I have EXEs, DLLs, INFs, INIs, etc. So what can I do?

Setup Properties

2004 and 2005 Norton Products Are Ridden With Security Flaws Which contradicts their existence itself...

[quote name='sonu27' date='Mar 30 2005, 01:09 PM']The one thing I hate a Mozilla is the update for the software. I have to uninstall FF then re-install it. Not like Microsoft's patches straight. And I don't have to download the whold thing. It would be much better if Mozilla and Microsoft came together.[/quote] Are you out of your bloody mind? IE would attempt to make Firefox "vanish". I like that Mozilla updates the actual executable with each new update, because with IE you can update all the "security" fixes and whatnot and reboot and be happy-go-lucky (seemingly) and then you have to reformat a week later and what happens? (providing you don't save the updates and integrate them yourself or with nLite), you have to redownload and reinstall them all over again! Not everyone knows how to integrate the hotfixes manually so it's not universally convenient. With Firefox you can DL the latest version and be confident that it's already up to date and doesn't require you to go on a site and DL 20-30 MBs worth of security fixes that shouldn't have been there in the first place, but M$ does lack knowledge of the concept of security anyway. By the way, read [url="http://www.internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/3494316"]this[/url].

The software I would like to integrate into my girlfriend's unattended install to save her some space. It comes with a bunch of bloated software but the All-In-One has a GUI that you use for all operations. I want to make it so this is already installed and ready to go as soon as Windows loads. I have learned quite a bit about Unattended lately and I want to learn how to integrate advanced programs now. Can someone help me? I can make a screenshot of the files on the CD if anyone needs it.

Steps to a beautiful computing experience: Get new PC Visit nLite forums Download nLite Make an nLited ISO of XP Home/Pro Install.

Currently nLite can get thr XP source down to almost 100 MBs. C:\WINDOWS is then about 230-35 MBs. nLite is slowly growing though...

Put plugin in Firefox plugin folder and installed "WM10Stream&Codecs2.exe" and I can do streaming media. Goodnight.

They didn't, just the media window.

1By1 Directory Player for MP3s.

Media Player Classic v6.4.8.4

Dude, why didn't you just edit your first post??