spanni

Yes, it sounds so

Hmmm, that didn't work, I have the same behavior as before. I have a Programm, called "freepdfXP". This needs ghostscript. so, in the config-file, there is a Entry deps[pn]=['ghostscript']; at the FreepdfXP-Entry. Know, I have to select ghostscript before I can select FreepdfXP, otherwise, freepdfXP is greyed out. But in my opinion it makes more sense: When selecting FreepdfXP, Ghostscript is also selected. Regards Daniel

No, not in a corp, but all my Family-Members are having notebooks or PCs. So I give them a CD with WPIW and they can automaticly install the Programs they need. Regards Daniel

Hello, if have a application ABC which needs DirectX. When I set "ABC depends at DirectX" then ABC can only be selected if DirectX was selected first. Thats ok for me, but not for users, which don't know that they have to select DirectX first. I think the better way is to select DirectX automaticly if I choose to install ABC. Can I configure WPI in that way? If not, I think this could be a Feature-request. Regards Daniel

Sorry, my fault. I had double-Backslashes, wrote it wrong in my last post. This failes also. I think I will make a batch-file which does the copy for me. Regards Daniel

Ok, the new line is: cmds[pn]=['FILECOPY "%wpipath%\\soft\\SAP\\saplogon.ini" "%SystemRoot%\"']; It does not work. Can you say me which quotation is wrong or where the "\" is missing? I can't see any fault. Regards Spanni

I have the same Problem under Windows Vista. I install the SAP SAPGui unattended. After that, a ini-File has to be copied to %SystemRoot%. the Lines in the Config-File: prog[pn]=['Sapguiconfig']; uid[pn]=['SAPGUICONFIG']; desc[pn]=['Sapguiconfig']; dflt[pn]=['yes']; forc[pn]=['no']; bit64[pn]=['no']; cat[pn]=['Applications']; cmds[pn]=['"FILECOPY "%wpipath%\\soft\\SAP\\saplogon.ini" "%SystemRoot%"']; pn++; I also tried it with copy /y. On a Command-Shell the copy /Y works perfectly, but not in WPI. Any clues how I can copy that file? Regards Spanni