Shalimar

the downside to that is exactly what I was trying to avoid.. it forces the avg user and/or anyone not technically inclined to install MP9 for example.. A small switch would be to give a user downloadable copy of the HFlist so it can be edited. Or better still how about an entry in the ini where unwanted fixes filenames could be added so they are not downloaded/integrated. For anyone happy with the default method it wouldn't interfere but for those that would like moree control it would allow such easily. Given the structure of the ini I wouldn't think that would be hard to add in. Just my CDN 2 cents at least. Otherwise it so far is a seriously KICKASS piece of work. My hat off to you Now if only someone would do the same for "shrinking" the cd ~_^ (if u reallt want to know what I mean icq me for details) Shal

Many thanks Bilou Gateux!!! That sort of Kickass reply is exactly what I was hoping for > Now w/said list it makes it easy as can be to fix. Regards, Shal

actually i did search.. results it returned were useless and I realize it can be done that way but I should have stated more clearly what I meant. Regarding having access to the "download" list before it's acted upon. Or better still perhaps having an entry in the ini to disable use of certain "fixes" which would be even better

Hi all, Just a thought but since the download list is online only (so it seems) how would someone go about eliminating some of the "fixes" so things like .NET and WMP9 are NOT included. I can't speak for the rest of you but I for one have no use for either of those at all and would much prefer to eliminate them entirely. If the particular system needs/wants them afterwards they can be installed easily enough. However in 99.99% of the cases here they are not only not wanted but simply waste a bunch of resources. It would be nice to be able to edit/select from the list of "hotfixes" to eliminate things such as this. Shal