jorgepr13

problem solved, i think so..

i never say I made the choice.exe.. no matter what it should be removed from the zip?

setupcomplete.cmd is only for vista/w7 and i believe that you could copy the code of Applications.cmd to it or use the Autounattend.xml but some applications make the shortcuts or other things after you are log in, thats were it comes useful to run it again without installing the programs again reg add will be the same reg delete, if the value or key is not found it return an error in what i made it dont for shortcuts you will probaly need the specific location of that shortcut to do whatever you need to do in my tools you just need the name of the shortcut or just part of it ex. if you have multiple shortcuts of Adobe in your desktop and you want to delete them -Adobe Acrobat -Adobe Reader -Adobe Photoshop you just need to write "adobe" to delete them my goal is to have a clean window with the answer of the application about the au3, the Send("!{}") is a general form, not all the programs are the same, sometimes they work with n = next i = install a = agree f = finish r = browse some are not keyboard friendly, and there you need to use the other commands like: ControlCommand($ti,$te,"Button1","UnCheck",""); ControlCommand($ti,$te,"Button1","Check",""); ControlCommand($ti,$te,"ComboBox1","SelectString","English"); $txt=ControlGetText($ti,$te,"Edit1"); ControlSetText($ti,$te,"Edit1","text") ControlClick($ti,$te,"Button1"); you just fill it with whatever you need to make the install

install app (single or a lot), check if installed, reg add/detete, shortcuts delete/move

These are the tools I have created and I use with almost every install another tool very useful is CMenu, but it dont work in 64bit Choice.exe ~~~~~~~ for windows xp you need to get it (and make sure it have the same usage as that one below) CHOICE.EXE ss64.com/nt/choice.html Syntax CHOICE [/C[:]choiceKeys] [/N] [/T[:]k,nn] [text] Key /C[:]choiceKeys : One or more keys the user can press. Default is YN /N : Do not display choiceKeys at end of prompt string. /S : case Sensitive. /T[:]k,dd : Default the choice to k after dd seconds text : Message string to display the choices available CD_Eject.vbs ~~~~~~~~ to eject the cd/dvd/br rom (i dont use it anymore) if you dont include it, when it starts to call the applications it will show an error msg but everything is fine, just the option to eject the rom won't show up Applications.cmd ~~~~~~~~~~~ it's an application caller, which if you open it (double click) it will call your applications. -to call the applications -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ first, they should be in a folder which is set by the ‘foli’ variable, and should be in the root of the drive (C:, D:, E:, etc.). ex. set foli=_Unattended ex. C:\_Unattended second, inside the ‘foli’ you could have sub divisions, I think up to 2 folders ex. C:\_Unattended\Multimedia\Documents ex. C:\_Unattended\System third, the application folder must contain the same name as the .cmd file, or inside the app folder must be a .cmd file with the same name (don’t use spaces for this names) ex. C:\_Unattended\Multimedia\Documents\Office\Office.cmd ex. C:\_Unattended\System\WindowsSettings\WindowsSettings.cmd Variables.cmd ~~~~~~~~~ it contains obviously the variables to be used it could have the applications commands in there -to include the applications commands in here -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ in the file (Variables.cmd) there some examples at the end, and one empty first, you must set the application function name, which is the same as the .cmd file, but without the .cmd extension ex. :Office (parting of the Office.cmd) and the name (ex. Office) will repeat four times in the empty one, it have to be with the underscore and number (IF IT HAVE IT) for it to work, it will be calling or going there having ‘Office’ as a reference ex. :Office , :Office_ , :Office_1 ex. :WindowsSettings , :WindowsSettings_ , WindowsSettings_1 , WindowsSettings_2 :Office (here) set nmf= (Program Title here) call :header goto :start :Office_ (here) set key=%app_key%\ call %xfn% /er "%key%" if "%iex%"=="n" goto :Office_1 (here) (Program install here) :Office_1 (here) (Program settings here) the ‘iex’ will tell if the program needs to be installed, if it’s a ‘n’ it don’t need to be installed and it goes to the settings to prevent double installs you could use the function ‘/er’ or ‘/ef’ to do that. if you will add the apps to 'Variables.cmd' you must update the 5th line, to include the name of the program or whatever you all it in there ex. for %%i in (variables Applications Office) … Functions.cmd ~~~~~~~~~ it contains obviously the functions you can open it (double click) to see the functions (help file) 1-0Script_.au3 ~~~~~~~~~ it contains most of the commands I use for it, I use a loop until the program exits, I recommend you to make a copy without the loop to test the script before using it with the loop it turns very annoying when it went wrong also, it you are going to use the loop, try to select very specific text or title of that window, otherwise it will repeat that command. 1-0Script.txt ~~~~~~~~ It contains most of the functions of the ‘Functions.cmd’ to be used to make the install of the programs, delete what you don’t need. here the lines ::\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ ::////////////// divide the upper and bottom parts that should not be changed with exception of a few things In the fist line, the ‘set nmf=’ is for the program title and the 4th line could be used for 64/32 bit programs only after you finish, rename and change the extension to .cmd, and open it to test it if you want 1-0Programs_Default.txt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ will be the .cmd file if you have the application code in the 'Variables.cmd' and nothing to edit there, just rename and change the extension to .cmd if you want to install just one app, go and run the '1-0Programs_Default.txt' or '1-0Script.txt' after you rename them 1-0Script-2011-11-02.zip