Nanaki

Holy crap, are they insane? I have to find my serialnumber on the back of my case? :/ Oh well, I validated, but the URL contains my serial. One final thing, if you can't find any updates inside WMP10, then you have the latest version. There has been released a "new" version in january or so, but that had something to do with the validating process.

Well, if your refering to %AppData%\Mozilla\Firefox for Firefox, it's %AppData%\Thunderbird for Thunderbird. The installer folder is %ProgramFiles\Mozilla Thunderbird. All the rest is same as Firefox. But Firefox is more important

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=17940 and it's VMware Workstation you need.

"Silence of the birds?"

1. Use VMware or so to test out your installation. I tested mine out like thirty times. 2. good job 3. most basic way is to paste it into paint and save it as a JPG. I prefer PNG tho (and any other graphics-program). 4. I'm not certain it's correct. For one thing, I'm not sure you may use that final "\" in %PP%, but I'm guessing it should work. Holy crap, I hadn't even noticed. You're not using any parameters at all. Well, first you can use the Universal Switch Finder to find the correct parameter. And search the forum.

Care on making it for Thunderbird too?

1. Test it out yourself. 2. CODE-tags please 3. Word documents? Wtf? 4. It looks fine.

It's called app.7z and is in the same folder as the original installer. edit= oh, and awesome app

<span style='font-size:9pt;line-height:100%'> </span>Well, I decided to update the old code a bit, as I can't get rid out of a crappy bug in the bug. Anyway, you can now use code like this: cdswitch blabla f: /r:%CDROM%\Apps\batch.cmd" It'll launch %CDROM%\Apps\batch.cmd when the correct disc is inserted. About AutoRun, use this code to suppress it: cdswitch blabla f: /d I do suggest not using it when not needed, it slows down the app two seconds. It's also experimental, I can't promise anything. <span style='font-size:14pt;line-height:100%'>Download CDswitch 0.5b2 here (179k)</span>

I see if I can implement that. But just so you know, can't you just taskkill the spawned process for now? You first taskkill the setup.exe or whatever it spawns, and then launch yours!

Indeed, I got rid of the $OEM$ folders quite some time ago. It's even faster. I can't pause the copying to insert anoter disk, I even think it's technically impossible. Sorry :/

And it's bookmarks.htm or so in your profile dir. Your profile dir is %UserProfile%\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\default.xxx

Actually, that site was once the main mirror of the dreaded KaZaA Lite K++ (back in the days the network was still worth something). The main URL was http://www.klitesite.com/ but they had to give it up when K++ was banned. Looks like some commercial crap took it over. edit= warez is the multiple form of ware. Just google it, like I did.

Yup, /console spawns that window idd.

What's your question? Well, I don't know, I used to make my users via batch. I didn't even know that it's possible of creating users via winnt.sif. Oh well, does it really matter, I moved all of my batch, ... to XPlode.

That's probably this code: [SetupParams] UserExecute="%systemdrive%\PostInstall\xplode\XPlode.exe /xml:"%systemdrive%\PostInstall\xplode\xpinstall.xml" /log:"c:\temp\Xplode_install.log""

Well, I don't know much about WPI, but if it's linear like XPlode 'n stuff it would work like a charm. See, I use it like this: - I install programs from the first disk as normal - Next, I use this program as "an installer", making XPlode/whatever launch it. - When the second disk is inserted, this program closes, whereafter XPlode continues with the next installer, now reading from the next disk. If you can work with conditional statements in WPI, perfect! If not, you'll just have to place a checkbox "CHECK THIS TO MAKE SURE THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS CAN BE INSTALLED"... or something like that. Oh, PNG and animated GIF are supported in the next version. I just have to get rid of one lousy bug, but it's vacation now and I don't feel like looking at code. ^^

Well, (god I hate looking at code, it gives me headaches), please make a log file. These are my remarks with a first look: use <items> tags: <XPlode4> <config> blabla </config> <items> <item display="Installiere programm"> blablabla </item> <item display="Bearbeite Registry"> blablabla </item> </items> </XPlode4> Those are needed. Next, I don't really know if it matters, but try to keep your code clean: <item display="Microsoft Java VM"> <execute display='Microsoft Java VM...'> <program>#SYSTEMDRIVE#\PostInstall\MSJava\msjava86.exe</program> <arguments>/Q:A /R:N</arguments> </execute> </item> <item display="XP Updates und Hotfixes"> <execute display='Installiere KB887742.exe...'> <program>#SYSTEMDRIVE#\PostInstall\Hotfixes\KB887742.exe</program> <arguments>/Quiet</arguments> </execute> </item> Hope this helps edit=looks like you created a logfile, please post it. edit2= try this SetupParams code instead: [SetupParams] UserExecute="%systemdrive%\PostInstall\xplode\XPlode.exe /xml:"%systemdrive%\PostInstall\xplode\xpinstall.xml" /log:"c:\temp\Xplode_install.log" /console" edit3= make sure your XML-file is called xpinstall.xml (like in your SetupParams) and not postinstall.xml (as you said in your post)

Depends. When you're installing @T-12, then you're installing under Administrator. No need to use tokens. When you're installing under GuiRunOnce or RunOnceEx then you need to make sure you're logged in as Administrator.

Just create shortcuts to the %USERPROFILE% dir, this will make them for Default User. Any newly launched user will then adapt the settings.

Just drop the 7z in your OEM folder.

Not yet, maybe soon.

Thanks I always appreciate that <span style='font-size:9pt;line-height:100%'> </span>New base-GUI: Showing transparency: Well, it's a pretty big release this time. First, I think about everything can be configured now, check the first post for an updated "tutorial". Second, you can now close/open a tray or all trays without any window spawning. This is what CDR does I think. That's about it, enjoy

0.4b (22-03): download - Resaved base JPG, now optimal quality - Cut size by more than half - Integrated base JPG into executable, it is now single-exe app again. When no supplied image is found, the base image will be used. - File properties are now correct ^^ Well, now it's ONE file again, and smaller than the previous. It's nothing "spectacular" (as far as possible for a utility like this ).

Hmm, implementing CloseTray shouldn't be to hard, neither should ejecting all drives. I'll work on it later. I can't make it work in DOS tho, CDswitch needs Windows API's to run. I'm open to suggestions by the way. (but don't ask for alpha channel support, it can't be done [yet] )