funflyer

The topic is promising (which is why I read this thread), but the reality of perception in reading the thread is dismal, especially if taken in context of programs like nLite. Most people would like to try something that at least seems to be close to what tha author expects... reading what "will" or "should" happen translates to "this is not really working yet" in readers' minds. As far as the topic (tweaks), most readers interested in unattended tweaks are not that interested in learning an intermediate "lingo" like your compiled syntax. BTW, you have quite a few spelling errors in your scripts, which might cause some people problems if they try. Since there is no description of each script entry (tweak), Newbies are typically unterested in experimenting to learn your method will do via trial and error. What do you need to get more downloads (one of your questions)? Suggested: 1. A GUI -- clean and straightforward. 2. Clear documentation of each and every tweak you choose to include (e.g., what it does and its actual registry effect). 3. Screenshots. 4. How to integrate with commonly used setup methods. 5. Your scripter should generate neat, commented .REG files (many will still want to use .REGs). As a starting point for the GUI, you might look at how nLite prompts the user for tweaks. I have watched true newbies use nLite's tweak section successfully on the first try with no prompting. Anyway, it looks like you did put some effort into your work, so thanks for making it public.