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It is javaSCRIPT, not Java!!!! Java uses a virtual machine to translate COMPILED code so that the os understands it. Javascript is just a scripting language, that is not compiled, and has nothing to do with Java. It's like saying batch files are exe files What I do to debug javascript code is copy all the code of all script files into one html file (be sure to put the code in correct places) and then try to run it. Then you'll normally get the correct line.

got mine from ma3d as well as many other things And all FREE because I'm at university

Hello, sorry if some questions have already been askes, couldn't find them with 'search'. - If I want to build a BartPE, can I slipstream the driverpacks before building it? - (this is more a multi-boot question) When I have a Pro1 and Pro2 folder, should those be based on a clean winXP, or can it also have the driverpacks already slipstreamed? - Wich is the better way to go? Different Windows XP versions and optimized ISO, or Windows XP with MUI packs? Thanks in advance

Oh yeah, I went to the sites of those programs... My program doens't just open an html file (or other files), it dynamically creates a form with controls on it.

I don't know what it is then.... I have XP dutch, as many of my friends and one has xp english. And it works on all of their computers... Could you try the new archive? I changed from a link to a batch file, cause the link refered to a file on my pc How could I make such an error

Are you sure??? I did a little search on that error numer, and I find many sites about people also opening an app and getting that error. It always get fixed when they install .net framework. If you want to check, see if you have this dir: c:\windows\microsoft.net\framework in that dir should at least be a folder named 'v1.blabla' (replace blabla with some numbers)

****... first error already... Weird, runs fine on my pc. Do you have .net framework 1.1? edit: I think you might wanna check if you have .net framework, cause I send it to some friends, and some of them had the same error. Turned out that these persons hadn't .net framework installed. After that, everything went fine.

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Updated 2005/01/08 I've finished the creator too now. Download the zip-file here It contains the creator and the autorun itself + an example. If you want to test the autorun, just open the TestAutorun.cmd Changes: The programs now should be able to run on .net 1.0 and 1.1 Optimized code of autorun Added fade-in and fade-out (not changeable in settings) Added onExitSound Fixed some bugs Small update: Fixed a bug that the creator wouldn't save a 'run' parameter

Hello, first, i created an unattended dvd (no multi) of xp pro SP2. Then i decided to create a multi-boot dvd... using the dvd I already had (not burnt yet) I added xp pro normal and unattended, UBCD and BartPE (based on the dvd I had). I used this guide. When I try to test it in virtual pc, I can start cdshell, but when I try to run bartpe or windows xp installation, I get an error: can't find aec6280.sys For UBCD, it gets better: "can't boot from cd/dvd drive" I did a search for aec6280 in my directories and it is in: setup/xp/professional/i386 I then tried to copy the file to pro1 and pro2, and extract it in BPE1, but that didn't change anything... edit: Is this because I based BartPE and the windows install on an already unattended dvd? I did do the cleanup part in the guide, and the unattended part also (actually, I read the whole guide

he wants a method so he can use it in batch files, and as far as I know you can't tell the mouse to move to the file menu from a batch file. Maybe a vbs script?

sure? nothing to change? just extract to i386? cool, that was easy...

hello, how do i remove the lite version of ryanMV and replace it with the dutch version that can be found in a previous post? (got 1.02 installed from ryanMV, want 1.03 dutch)

@hasi001 sent pm with dutch translation

ryanMV: if you told me how to make those packs (just some instructions), I'd volunteer to make the dutch version of the pack... (just read in the first post that you are thinking about dropping multilanguage)

I did it as explained here. As install command, I use this: prog[pn]=['Microsoft Office 2003'] desc[pn]=['Installs Microsoft Office 2003 Professional. <i>Recommended</i>'] cmd1[pn]=['%CDROM%\\Applications\\Developpement\\Office2003\\PRO11.msi /qb'] dflt[pn]=['yes'] cat[pn]=['Developpement'] pn++ That's a code from my wpi, in your case, it would be: ECHO. ECHO Installing Office 2003 Professional ECHO Please wait... start /wait %systemdrive%\Install\Applications\Office2003\PRO.MSI /qb ECHO. But there's is the weird part (I think): you haven't got the same files as me, but maybe that's because you might have a different version from mine. As what concerns your other questions, I would suggest to take a look to the registry tweaks topic, and do a search for for example 'show hidden files' in that topic And hey, not EVERYONE has got all the answers...

ryan, how can i slipstream the kb834707 into my dvd like you do (not english versoin, dutch version)?

I hope it's not cause I already replaced it

[offtopic mode] then why are some processors made with 64-bit support? (athlon64) because of some things like doubles (64 bits) in programming languages? [/offtopic mode] I'll give it a try

but if the bios recognizes it, why not resize it then?

is sfc_os.dll language dependant?

that's why my brother's hdd was recognized as 137 gb (he has one of 160gb, and the bios recognizes it completely) but i used a normal win xp cd (without any sp)... Guess I'll have to use partition magic... man, 48 bit... why not directly 64 bit

why isn't the pack of ryanmv not put in the firs post + description? or just a link to the page... how do i slipstream this hotfix like in ryanmv's pack? kb834707 I've got windows xp sp2 in dutch language

I think I'll wait for the next version...

hello, me again How do I make the WPI follow the order of installation during runonceex as in the config.js, but sort everything in the wpi itself? because now, it sorts everything in the wpi, AND installs following the sorted order...