Nanaki

No checkins were done in the 1.0.4 branch... Believe you me, if it's Firefox, I know it.

You sure you clicked the screen so you're IN VMware?

You _DO_ know the only thing different is the version number right? NOTHING else is new. It's exactly the same as 1.0.3, so your problem could probably be solved by an easy reinstall. If you want something new, go grab a nightly.

With the basics I mean installing software with batch etc... "Silent switches for software" have nothing to do with XPlode. Search these fora if you need any. About the T-12, etc... this is a start.

Well, I know that. When I tried to use them in WinRAR, the alpha layer was white, and all the rest was transparent.

Nice! I was gonna make a GANT pack, but I had alot of problems trying so. First, what do you save the images in? BMP Win 32 bit? They don't display in WinRAR. BMP Win/OS2 26 bit? They aren't transparent. I'm using Photoshop btw, anyone knows a solution?

ROFLOL

You should first learn the basics before switching to XPlode. Otherwise you're just messing with fire

Holy crap, enough is enough. I didn't say a word when Johannus Paulus II died - which I thought to be the cure for the "dying" Church. I didn't complain about those idiots standing whole days at the Vatican, but enough is enough! :/ It just can't be described how incredibly idiotic this is. I mean, it's like they decided "Hey, let's destroy the church in the Western world!". I'm guessing if Ratzinger stays pope for about 10 years, it will be the end of Catholicism as we know it. The guy will probably end the ideas of Vaticanuum II and continue the line of Vaticanuum I - "I'm above all! Death to progression!". Man, I'm not gonna continue this, I'll only get more p***ed. It's sad tho, I gave up believing in the Church some years ago (so did 99% of my generation and younger) but it's sad to see these conservative actions. This isn't meant to offend people btw.

OriginalInstall uses backgrounds, GFXInstall does not, so it blends in better with the setup screen. Dunno what you mean with "Windows Installer". XPlode isn't a MSI This is one of my old screens with GFXInstall:

This has been discussed before. First, use GFXInstall instead of OriginalInstall. Now, edit WINNTBBU.DLL to delete all the text from the setup. Next, edit the XPlode-config to place it wherever you want. Last, run XPlode at cmdlines.txt. And search

"-1" is the default value. Dunno if it works on Run tho.

The rewritten helpfile for 0.7 can be found here. Looks like the "/eg"-parameter doesn't work but meh, I'll fix that another time. >_>

C:\Documents and Settings\NAME\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\RANDOMFOLDER\key3.db and C:\Documents and Settings\NAME\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\RANDOMFOLDER\signons.txt

Too less information :/ If you're running the Run command, you can set the status directly: Run ( "setup.Exe" , -1, @SW_HIDE )

You bump this to say that? Reading is your friend!

Sure, if it gives an error there. I'll explain this script soon btw, when I have some time.

I agree, I tried XPlode in the beginning and I gave up. After a month or so (when I actually made my first uA disc with RunOnceEx) I tried XPlode and it only took a couple of minutes to make it work.

Well, when you press escape, the correct disc won't be in the drive, as otherwise it've exited. But 0.7 will contain error repression, so I'll implement returning errorlevels in 0.8 (shouldn't be too hard, as I already did this in an earlier release). Though I'm now focusing on error repression and making it easier ONLY. If you do want this feature very soon (0.7 will take some time to finish, even tho it's a small app), PM me, I'll code it for you. For now, I'm working on the helpfile: *[image deleted]* I still have to rewrite the whole chaotic crap.

He says he clicked the hyperlinks...

Try %cdrom%\Software\alcohol\setup.msi \QN %cdrom%\Software\RecordNowMax\MyCDPro.msi /qn REBOOT=Suppress

Nope, but you can use different executes in one ITEM

Well, it's an easy script, but it's apparently nowhere on this forum decently explained. Some WISE installers ask to reboot at the end. No switch can circumvent this, that's right, not a single one, don't even ask. You could repack it, you could create your own installer, but you also could automatically click "no" when the installer asks you to reboot. Which seems the easiest to you? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Automatic If you want it the easy way, download "wise.zip" at the bottom of this post. If you place the included file "wise.exe" in "\$OEM$\$$\system32" you can use it like this: wise "C:\Install\Applications\setup.exe" "C:\Install\Applications\setup.exe" is the normal path to the installer. Don't supply extra parameters and use quotes. If it doesn't work for you or if you want to do it manually, continue reading. wise.zip ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tutorial 1 First you'll have to download AutoIT 3.x. You can choose between an installer or an archive. I prefer the archive. 2 Next, you'll have to write a script. Open Notepad by going to Start -> Run and typing "notepad". Now copy paste this code into it: Opt("SendKeyDelay", 1) Opt("WinWaitDelay", 1) Run("setup.exe /s") WinWaitActive("Install") Send("{RIGHT}") Send("{ENTER}") You may replace setup.exe by the name of the installer of the program you want to install. 3 Save this file in a custom directory. One requirement; use "au3" as an extension. I will call it "setuplauncher.au3" in this example. 4 Open Aut2Exe. If you used the installer in step 1, it'll be in your Start Menu. If you used the archive, it will be in the folder "Aut2Exe". 5 In the "Source"-textbox, select the previously created "au3"-file. In the "Destination"-textbox, select the same folder als the Wise-Installer. If you leave this textbox open, the executable will be created in the same folder as the au3-file. 6 If the created .exe isn't in the same folder as the setup-file, do that now. You can eventually place them both in an SFX-Archive, but that's another story. 7 Now you must launch "setuplauncher.exe" instead of "setup.exe". Behold, no question anymore! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Explanation script wise_source.au3 You may want to know how this script works if the default doesn't work for you. I'll be doing it line-by-line. Opt("SendKeyDelay", 1) The application will wait one millisecond before sending a key. This value is lower than the default, meaning the question will be a bit faster repressed. Opt("WinWaitDelay", 1) The application will wait one millisecond when discovering a supplied window with WinWaitActive. This value is lower than the default, meaning the question will be a bit faster repressed. Run("setup.exe /s") This will run the setup (called "setup.exe" here) with the normal WISE-Installer silent parameter "/s". Note that you may also use values like "C:\Install\setup.exe /s". Now, at the end of the setup, this window appears: WinWaitActive("Install") This will make the script wait until a window with the title "Install" appears (see screen). Send("{RIGHT}") The default commandbutton of the annoying question is "OK". We don't want this anwser, right? So you have to press the "right"-key first to jump to the "Cancel"-button. Send("{ENTER}") Now that the correct button is selected, "ENTER" must be pressed. You're done now.

@totoymola: thanks @aussiecanuck46: Well, before I take a look at it, I must now it's really CDswitch's fault. Are you using the "/w" parameter added in 0.6? This parameter was added for your purpose. Without it, CDswitch will NOT wait until the launched application with "/r" is done. This means that RunOnceEx will continue while Office install isn't finished. EDIT= Crap, I've misread your post. http://unattended.msfn.org/intermediate/me...s/runonceex.htm Read the "Applications that use quotations" section. Hmm, I'm gonna add this to the help file. @noone in particular: v0.6 final is done: I didn't really spent much attention to this release, that's why the explanation of the new stuff (in the first post) is pretty vague. 0.7 will be focused on making the program more easy-of-use. It'll probably contain a help-file too.

Create folders. First folder -> under 700 megs -> windows itself -> make that the Windows XP image. Second, third, fourth, ... Folder -> second disc -> extra apps -> just burn the contents to a disc Check my sig for a cd-switcher.