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  1. Is there an iTunes installation available somewhere that is: 1) Compatible with Quicktime Alternative 1.67 2) Doesn't suffer the iTunes.msi problem given here: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=69296 3) Can be installed without Apple Quicktime... 4) Silently I've searched for ages but can't find the definative answer! EDIT: I've just found this statement from Roguespear: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?s=&sho...ndpost&p=475282 Typical, you search for hours and find an answer 2 seconds after you ask. I'll report back Tom
  2. Bashrat, The last line of the slipstreamer cmd file reads: %IE% BTS_DPs_auto.cmd START BTS_DPs_auto.cmd Whereas the autocopy file is named BTS_DPs_autoCOPY.example.cmd, so just taking the word "example" out of it doesn't work. Either the file should be renamed to include the word "autocopy" rather than just "auto", or change the above line to IE% BTS_DPs_auto.cmd START BTS_DPs_auto.cmd Thanks, Tom
  3. In answer to (3): Bashrat, the reason this bug occurs is found in this line of code: IF NOT /I '%CHOICE%'=='G' IF NOT /I '%CHOICE%'=='R' GOTO REPEAT_SETTING_1 The /I parameter is in the wrong place. It should read: IF /I NOT '%CHOICE%'=='G' IF /I NOT '%CHOICE%'=='R' GOTO REPEAT_SETTING_1 with the /I parameter BEFORE the NOT. There may be similar bugs in the rest of the code. Tom
  4. Similarly to what I posted above, the SETTING_2 section of RUN_ME.cmd has a problem. The User is prompted to enter either Y or N to Keep the Drivers, with N being given as the default. However, if you don't enter anything, it does not default to N. It tells the user to try again. So either: 1) Don't say that N is the default 2) Change the code so that if the user doesn't enter anything, N is accepted as the answer. Also, in both REPEAT_SETTING_1A and REPEAT_SETTING_2, the user is prompted: "Please make your choice now now." Obviously that should read: "Please make your choice now." Keep up the good work. The batch files are otherwise nicely coded. Tom
  5. Yup, I think so too. That one is the least important of the errors though
  6. RUN_ME.cmd quits unexpectedly at the Settings 1a section. Where it says the default RunOnceEx number is 937, it doesnt appear to actually set that anywhere in the code. If you don't enter a number (and so assume the default 937) the program drops out. I expect the problem to be these lines of code: :REPEAT_CPLs_RunOnceEx CPLS ECHO. ECHO You entered nothing. Please enter something now. GOTO OFFSET_CPLs_RunOnceEx 1) CPLS is not a valid command 2) The label OFFSET_CPLs_RunOnceEx does not exist within your code, Bashrat (!) 3) Like I said, you don't ever set the value to 937 if the user does not enter a number. Hope that helps Tom
  7. I could not find anything on StrokeIt in these forums, so I came up with a way of silently installing it myself... 1) Add the contents of your Strokeit folder to a .rar file using WinRAR 2) Open the rar file, and press the SFX button (self extracting file) 3) Set "Path to Extract" to "StrokeIt" with "Create in Program Files" selected (Advanced SFX Options - General) 4) Add a shortcut to "strokeit.exe" to the startup folder (Advanced SFX Options - Advanced - Add shortcut) 5) Set "silent mode" to "Hide All" (Advanced SFX Options - Modes) Hope it helps!
  8. I did this by simply zipping the contents of my overnet folder and creating a self-extracting exe from it. I have not tested it throughly, but it appears to work fine for me. Just make sure your "temp" and "incoming" folders are empty before you zip...
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