kai445

Holy crap, that gave me an idea for my future cd's. All the apps I want preinstalled will be ones that I dump in the $OEM$\$Progs folder, and this way I'll only have to script making the shortcuts in my startmenu... which will keep my reg mostly clean. Until I run the apps and they create whatever reg files they absolutely need. But still, this is easier than switches and crap.

Corp has no activation needed, which is a definate plus. And yeah, thats basically the only difference. The real difference is a mere 10 files. 11 if you count a changed EULA. The files basically consist of the dll's and inf's that have to do with the registration process itself and no other aspect of windows. Here is the list, for academic purposes only (no download links will be given either in this thread or via PM so dont ask): WIN9XUPG\WIN95UPG.INF DPCDLL.DL_ EULA.TXT NT5INF.CA_ OEMBIOS.BI_ OEMBIOS.CA_ OEMBIOS.DA_ OEMBIOS.SI_ PIDGEN.DLL SETUPP.INI SETUPREG.HIV

Umm... anyone think "action pack"? I mean, heck, if you are gonna go spend that much, for a mere $299 you can get a crapload of licenses for all sorts of junk. And you do realize its trivially easy to not only patch a legit copy of xp pro to corporate, but also to generate perfectly valid and legitimate vlk keys (that pass genuine advantage). It's a wonder more people don't do it.

You kick so much a**. I cant hardly wait.

Sorry to bump this somewhat old thread, but someone else had the requst that they could toggle on/off their show files and extensions just the same way you did on another forum when I found this thread. I came up with this crude system using a batch file, 2 reg files, and a dummy text file. Download this: http://rapidshare.de/files/3404163/HS.rar.html Extract it to C:\HS so all the files are in c:\HS (example C:\HS\showext.txt) Then make sure you have your files and extensions currently "shown" prior to use... though I think if you click the cmd a few times without doing that, that it will settle itself and start working as it should. Whatever. I made a batch file that is silent. It's pretty neat. Just make your shorctcut to the .cmd file. I included an example shortcut with a star icon cause its prettier. Oh, and you'll need to refresh the folder you are currently browsing to see the changes take effect.

Personally, I use Filterset.G, and its pretty amazing. http://www.geocities.com/pierceive/adblock/ 2005-01-17a.txt: