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IGIdeus

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  1. Hi,

    There was a bug with integrating INF entries with ++ previously.

    Right now I have a problem with INF entries with one +.

    HKCU,"Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\SearchScopes\{1F655922-8F2D-4A7D-AE2F-376CFEDC1A51}","URL",0,"http://www.google.pl/search?hl=pl&q={searchTerms}&btnG=Szukaj+w+Google&lr=lang_pl"

    nLite cuts it to

    HKCU,"Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\SearchScopes\{1F655922-8F2D-4A7D-AE2F-376CFEDC1A51}","URL",0,"http://www.google.pl/search?hl=pl&q={searchTerms}&btnG=Szukaj

    Best regards

    IGIdeus

  2. Hi,

    There is a bug, like in previous versions.

    1. I add drivers from folder name with coma ","

    2. Folder path is stored in Last Session file

    3. After load last session I don't see this folder in drivers list to integrate

    Best regards

    IGIdeus

  3. My entries_XXX.ini code:

    [registry_addreg]
    HKCU,"Software\metapath\Filters","&C/C++ Files",0,"*.c;*.cpp;*.h;*.hpp;*.rc;*.ico;*.cur;*.bmp;*.txt"

    Those two ++ breakes HIVEDEF.INF

    When I integrate my addon the HIVEDEF.INF has cutted line:

    HKCU,"Software\metapath\Filters","&C/C

    Best regards

    IGIdeus

  4. There is option show/hide Docuemnts, Music, Pictures but there is no option hide "Recent Documents".

    There is a needed code to hide:

    Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

    [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced]
    "Start_ShowRecentDocs"=dword:00000000

    Code to show:

    Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

    [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced]
    "Start_ShowRecentDocs"=dword:00000002

  5. @moo

    THX a lot

    I was a little confused with almost empty %OEM%, installation from "Install" dir and %systemdrive% not pointed to the CD. :)

    I'm newbe so I thought that someone found new method for installation from CD.

    I made some investigations, tests and use this solution:

    1. Make FIND-CD.COM How To

    2. Make CMD file

    @echo off
    for /f "tokens=4 delims= " %%g in ('FIND-CD.COM') do set CDROM=%%g
    echo %CDROM%

    Maybe some modyfications to FIND-CD.COM and... Line with "for" wouldn't be needed.

    Best regards

    IGIdeus

  6. My boot DVD has a root $OEM$ folder containing SATA drivers for all my OS's.

    I then have XP SP2 OS containing a $OEM$ folder to install additional software and another XP SP2 with no $OEM$ folder that just installs the bog standard OS.

    Can you give an advice?

    Best regards

    IGIdeus

  7. I have not used NT DOS batch since starting with WSH, WMI with VBScript since they are more powerful, were super easy to get used to, and are Microsoft's prefered method of writing scripts (I still use some Perl, for fun).

    Sorry, I am no help with the DOS.  Hope this helped.

    I should learn WSH, WMI and VBScript if I want to make an extraordinary scripts.

    THX a lot :-)

    Best regards

    IGIdeus

  8. THX for explanation.

    Sorry for my inefficiency.

    I use "pure" batch files (.bat, .cmd) because most of them should works in Windows NT and XP.

    I made my own solution for English XP:

    @echo off
    FOR /F "tokens=4" %%G IN ('systeminfo ^| find ^"Total Physical Memory^"')  DO (
      if %%G LSS 500 (
         reg /s classic_theme.reg))

    Any ideas for improvements?

    Best regards

    IGIdeus

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