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emass

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  1. Thanks a lot, much appreciated! Will play around a little bit to create all my installations Ciao, Ema.
  2. Thanks guys, I actually like a certain degree of control over my installations, so I'm not shooting for a totally unattended install, but I'll definitely look both into AutoIt and VBScript BritishBulldog, could you give a sample of code? Ciao, Ema.
  3. OK, solved it myself... Yesterday I was probably too hammered by partying to find a viable solution I entered the following 2 lines: cmd /C start /d"%cdrom%\APPS_DRIVERS\Apps" notepad Serial.txt "%cdrom%\APPS_DRIVERS\Apps\Setup.exe" Thats's it - pretty obvious... today Ciao, Ema.
  4. Hi everybody! First of all, WPI rocks!! I discovered it just a few days ago, and it's just what I've been looking for! Anyway, I've got a question... Is it possible in the list of commands for a program to have something launched and left open while another program is run? The default behaviour is to wait for program #1 to close, then launch program #2. I would need program #1 running while program #2 launches. It would be useful for programs which require a serial number but don't save the information clearly in the registry. I would open a notepad window with the serial number and simultaneously the installation of the program. Then, when asked for the serial, I would just Alt-Tab to Notepad, copy and paste it. Is it possible with WPI? Is there any way to trick the program into doing it? Thanks everybody, and have a wonderful New Year!! Ciao, Ema.

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