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how do you call your wpi? cmdlines - you call the regtweak ???? - you call wpi.cmd (which calls wpi.hta) cleanup - you remove the regtweak can you correct/fill in the blanks?

i know. the same regtweak is in wpi 3.3.5, but the problem persists

can you be a little more specific? if you're not using cmdlines.txt to call wpi.cmd, what is calling it? winnt.sif? (as for your guess, i don't know. i had used the cmdlines method with the same wpi before and never had the problem. again, i think it was just luck).

Never had this problem before, and now, all of a sudden, I got it. No changes were made to WPI...maybe just pure luck? I don't know. But I DO know that I am using WPI Version 3.3.2 (2005-01-06), and the reg file is included. I've used this exact WPI before, no changes to the coding, and it worked fine, but not anymore. The error always comes up when its installing Microsoft Office. @bonedaddy: why do you say that? and how do YOU call WPI?

how about installation method? is it the same method that has that huge post?

so do we need a special installer? or msi like you had sent me for 4.2.6? how do we install it?

Np, looking forward to the new site!

go to the WPI Website. there are examples there. see the sticky.

@Alanoll: Did you ever make the MSI for Winamp 5.08c (10th Jan 2005)?

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the above code has the right idea, but didn't work. here is the working modified code: Run( @ProgramFilesDir & "\sysreset\mirc.exe" ) WinWaitActive( "mIRC" ) WinClose( "mIRC" ) If WinExists( "Windows Security Alert" ) Then WinClose( "Windows Security Alert" ) EXIT

Run( @ProgramFilesDir & "\sysreset\mirc.exe") sleep(5000) winclose("mIRC") EXIT ok, slight problem with this method. works perfectly, in that it opens mIRC, and then closes it. however, when testing it on a clean install, i noticed that when mIRC opens, the "Windows Firewall" opens and asks what to do (unlock, etc.). Is there any way to add: "If windows firewall opens, then close it", so that IF the window opens, it is closed by this same autoit script?

because it modifies less files.

see, midiboy? that's what i said. see my post: %CDROM% !!!

so simply putting (or extracting via SFX archive after installation is totally finished) to Windows\Fonts will work? can ppl confirm this in real-world tests?

but the folder name in there is randomly generated...does that matter? do i do this before of after opening thunderbird for the first time?

Hi, I've found lots of threads on silently installing thunderbird. The method I use is: totoymola's. My problem is this: I want to be able to silently install Thunderbird (clean), which is fine, by using the above link. However, I want to ALSO be able to apply my own settings quickly and easily (for all my mail accounts, address book, and custom settings). What do I need to do for this last step, so that its not default in thunderbird, rather: something more like a regtweak, or copying an ini file, or something?

wait, a reg tweak is not needed in addition? i copy them to system32, AND apply this regtweak: ;Install 4 Custom Fonts [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Fonts] "Linkin Park 1.0 (TrueType)"="LinkinPark.ttf" "WilhelmKlingsporGotisch (TrueType)"="WILHLMK.TTF" "A.M.P. (TrueType)"="amp.TTF" "Astigma Regular (TrueType)"="a**.TTF"

try to uninstall aim and reinstall it. follow the steps in the first post.

LOL

this is what i use and it works perfectly: msiexec.exe /qb /i %cdrom%\\Applications\\Winamp\\Winamp508.msi INI="%cdrom%\\Applications\\Winamp\\winamp508.ini"

just my 2 cents: one of the things i like about WPI is that it is a simple folder. my applications folder never has to be modified. i would hate to have to put a "wpi.app" or whatever in each of my app folders... config.js is waaaaay easier.

5.08c? whoa, i really thought they were done this time...

ooooooh. well, i only use one page of WPI, so I don't know how that would look acc. to the second coding. would it still all be on one page? (seperate columns) if so, then i'm all for the new coding, so that if one day my list gets longer itll look ok. here is a screenshot of how it looks now. as long as it would look the same with the new coding, im all for it.

@dlevens: FYI - some ppl use WPI as an autorun on a cd with apps. so for some, it has nothing to do with unattended, so appearance does matter. anyway it does look really good. but you're right, no point arguing about this.