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eben

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  1. for application switches, you could try uawiki.org

    if the apps you're using are quite popular, you'll probably find it over there.

    there's also a few apps spread all over this forum which will help you create runonceex.cmd files (as in you enter the filename, directory and the appropiate switch in 3 separate boxes). as long as you bother looking at the created file, you'll get the picture.

    try a search, coz i'm too lazy.

  2. A quite quick translation in Turkish. Ignorant notepad converted all Turkish characters in ansi characters. Don't know whether RunOnceEx supports Unicode thingys. My Turkish is kind of weak so feel free to correct me or make suggestions.

    Cheers

    Turkce.rar

  3. it doesnt store settings in the registry. all of m are in .ini files or .dat files.

    the ones i use:

    - wand.dat (passes)

    - opera6.adr (bookmarks)

    - opera6.ini (some settings)

    - operadef6.ini (some settings bis)

    - OUsr600.dat (serial number)

    - ua.ini (abslutely foolproof user agent faking)

    - u can just copy the mail folder to ur profiles folder (ur account will be configured and all mails preserved, labeled, etc as well as irc settings)

    - if u use adblock u need some others too, look it up in it's install instructions

    these are with opera8, dunno if it's all the same with 8.02

    i used to use these lines in my .cmd

    XCOPY "%cdrom%\software\opera6.ini" "%systemdrive%\users\Administrator\Application Data\Opera\Opera\profile\" /Y
    XCOPY "%cdrom%\software\wand.dat" "%systemdrive%\users\Administrator\Application Data\Opera\Opera\profile\" /y
    XCOPY "%cdrom%\software\opera6.adr" "%systemdrive%\users\Administrator\Application Data\Opera\Opera\profile\" /Y
    XCOPY "%cdrom%\software\ua.ini" "%systemdrive%\users\Administrator\Application Data\Opera\Opera\profile\" /Y
    XCOPY "%cdrom%\software\OperaDef6.ini" "%programfiles%\Opera\" /y
    XCOPY "%cdrom%\software\OUsr600.dat" "%programfiles%\Opera\" /y
    xcopy "d:\backup\mail" "%systemdrive%\users\administrator\application data\opera\opera\mail\" /h /e /s /y

    this is not the way it should be done if you want cross-machine compability, but it's a start.

    btw: if u would have searched u would've found the answer to your question yourself.

    cheers

  4. think this reg key has to do with wga, from another thread. however, maybe it's irrelevant but i like the consequences of this one.

    Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

    [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\ActiveX Compatibility\{17492023-C23A-453E-A040-C7C580BBF700}]
    "oldFlags"=dword:00000000
    "Compatibility Flags"=dword:00000400

    :angel

  5. u could have used a simple reg key too.

    REG ADD %KEY%\055 /VE /D ".cfg" /f
    REG ADD %KEY%\055 /V 1 /D "%CDROM%\$OEM$\xcopys.cmd" /f
    REG ADD %KEY%\055 /V 2 /D "REG ADD \"HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders\" /v \"Personal\" /t REG_EXPAND_SZ /d \"D:\midocs\" /f" /f

    ask some script kid / man / woman to modify it to include conditional statement such as 'if d:\midocs exists, reg add..., if e:\ blabla blas blabla, if bla blas, bla. srry, i don't know poo about batches :)

    edit: i'm asking scriptman/wonderwoman/breezaboi/breezagal to do it, as i would use it myself too :P

  6. copy your xp cd to a folder on your hd.

    start nlite, select 'remove components'. simply tick the 'media' option to remove all media stuff.

    modify the iso/cd folder as you would do normally.

    make a bootable iso with nlite or any other prog, and mount it in VM to test.

    btw: u misunderstood me, what i meant to say was the same as SiNNuT

    btw2: do i need to keep iecore to be able to use wpi? (haven't removed it yet)

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