Petr

Yes, it is, I just did test install of Windows NT 4.0 Workstation SP6 + IE 5.01 SP2 and Windows Update has found (and installed) 26 MB of updates. The URL is http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com/R1150/V31site/default.htm Petr

These files are used in the English version of the following operating systems: Windows 98 and Windows Me 5.0.0.7022 - 643072 bytes - timestamp 35474F94h -> 29/04/1998 18:04:36 md5: f2c94d09f87ad02a0636230567f6d143 Windows 98 Second Edition 5.0.0.7022 - 643072 bytes - timestamp 3720A205h -> 23/04/1999 18:38:29 md5: 5616a7582144ded2f551c0b8c5d69b11 Windows 2000 5.0.0.7051 - 565760 bytes - timestamp 33FA7CF2h -> 20/08/1997 07:13:22 md5: fd31a6a72e5e4af02daababb2b1fd89c Windows XP 5.0.0.7051 - 565760 bytes - timestamp 33FA7CF2h -> 20/08/1997 07:13:22 md5: 11ce755e00794c8ccd1a4f71282f8167 Windows Server 2003 5.0.0.7051 - 565760 bytes - timestamp 33FA7CF2h -> 20/08/1997 07:13:22 md5: 860da5120cf5e01696cec6a24b496da4 So the newest internal compilation date has 5.0.0.7022 version form Windows 98 SE. Petr

You can download from the web full Windows distribution, just use Google... but this is not the way chosen for the unofficial support pack. msvcp50.dll should be part of Microsoft Visual C++ 5.0, this is part of Visual Studio 97, I was able to locate direct download links from Microsoft - but Visual Studio 97 Service Pack 3 does not contain msvcp50.dll fiale at all. Petr

This version is part of Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 operating systems but AFAIK it is not available to people who did not bought them. BTW, the "string" file version is 5.00.7051. Petr

Richedit 5 has the same font switching problem as Richedit 3 and 3.1, only Richedit 4 works fine. Something was corrected in version 5.50.99.2012 (rom KB900459) but still it is not OK. Petr

Windows Update for Windows 95 is still operational.... Petr

My opinion: Windows 98 (SE) is mostly used on old computers. In most cases, it means also users who are using this operating system for years. In most cases, these users have their favorite application(s) for every task and will see no reason to use different one. As a result, it means that any BIG pack of 3rd party software will be useless for them because they just use different programs. There are fans of Winzip. There are fans of WinRAR. There are fans of 7-zip. There are fans of PowerArchiver. There are fans of Adobe Reader (specific version). There are fans of Foxit Reader. If you will make one big pack, it would either contain the installers only - or there will be big problem with file associations. What player should be added? Media Player Classic? WMP7.1? WMP9? WMP10? RealPlayerOne? What version of PowerDVD? Or BSPlayer? Or what? There are too many personal preferences. Or was there any other idea behind? Petr

I think the biggest problem is lack of testing and feedback. All patches and fixes require deep testing in various hardware and software environments. Some incompatibilities has been identified and files not included, like ESDI_506.PDR 4.10.2226 and others. Many reprted bugs were not tracked down, like various problems with modems. And the worst thing, the registry corruption was solved by switching off registry consistency tests (SystemReg=0). There are just a few people able to test the fixes and the service packs in whole - but usually in one (or a few) environment(s) only. And this is definitely not sufficient to make any high quality service pack. Petr

However, in the Win2000/XP/2003/Vista versions of Notepad you can choose whether to save TXT files in Notepad either in ANSI Encoding or Uniccode Encoding from the Save As dialog box. From the Save As box, default encoding is set to ANSI not UNICODE. if you do the steps on that site to reproduce the problem but save the file in UNICODE format instead of ANSI format, the problem WILL occur. If you save the file in ANSI format, the problem will not happen. It was just wat I read. Now I have tried to duplicate the "bug" and I'm not able to do it - in Windows XP, the file is saved as ANSI and opened as ANSI, everything as expected, so I don't know what the "bug" is about?? I have followed the steps exactly. Petr

Does anybody know how to use MS patch (mspatcha.dll) to extract the RTMQFE branch form packages like KB916281? I have found on MSDN pages how to use mspatchc.dll and mspatcha.dll by other programs, but is there any way how to use them as standalone utility? Or is there any tool that would create this type of patch files and restore them back? Petr

Some updates that contains files installed by IE 6.0 SP1 package are missing: * 837009 - OE Cummulative update * 896356 - HTML Hep * 896156 - MSHTMLED.DLL * 893627 - IEDK32CS.DLL * 816362 - MSHTA.EXE * 873377 - IE Rollup (INSENG.DLL) * 885258 - PROCTEXE.OCX * 883586 - VGX.DLL * 326728 - MSIEFTP.DLL and many other files from IE 6.0 SP1 package can be updated: IE_3.CAB, IE_4.CAB ================== CRYPT32.DLL 5.131.1877.5 -> 5.131.1880.14 SOFTPUB.DLL 5.131.1877.4 -> 5.131.1880.14 CRYPTDLG.DLL 5.00.1558.4434 -> 5.00.1558.6072 CRYPTUI.DLL 5.131.1877.4 -> 5.131.1878.14 MSCAT32.DLL 5.131.1877.3 -> 5.131.1880.14 MSSIP32.DLL 5.131.1877.3 -> 5.131.1877.13 WINTRUST.DLL 5.131.1877.5 -> 5.131.1880.14 INSTSCH.DLL 5.00.1877.6 -> 5.00.1880.14 (schannel.dll) IEDOM.CAB ========= SCHANNEL.DLL 5.00.1877.6 -> 5.00.1880.14 USP10.CAB ========= USP10.DLL 1.0408.2600.1020 -> 1.0420.2600.2180 IE_5.CAB ======== ATL.DLL 3.00.8449 -> 3.00.9782 HTML32.CNV 2000110900 -> 2003.1100.5510 MSCONV97.DLL 2000110900 -> 2003.1100.6252 SETUPW95.CAB ============ MSVCRT.DLL 6.00.8397.0 -> 6.00.9782.0 OAINST.CAB ========== ASYCFILT.DLL 2.40.4518 -> 2.40.4522 OLEAUT32.DLL 2.40.4518 -> 2.40.4522 OLEPRO32.DLL 5.00.4518 -> 5.00.4522 STDOLE2.TLB 2.40.4518 -> 2.40.4522 MPLAYER2.CAB ============ AMSTERDAM.DLL 6.01.05.0130 -> 6.05.01.0900 DEVENUM.DLL 6.01.05.0130 -> 6.05.01.0902 MCIQTZ32.DLL 6.01.05.0130 -> 6.05.01.0900 MPG2SPLT.AX 6.01.05.0130 -> 6.05.01.0900 QDVD.DLL 6.01.05.0130 -> 6.05.01.0900 QUARTZ.DLL 6.01.05.0130 -> 6.05.01.0907 MPCDCS.CAB ========== L3CODECX.AX 1.5.0.50 -> 1.5.0.50 (correct checksum) - (DX9.0c) HHUPD.CAB ========= EXTRAC32.EXE 4.11.0603.3 -> 5.1.2600.2180 GSETUP95.CAB ============ CABINET.DLL 1.00.603.0 -> 5.00.2147.1 - asi ne, je ve skutečnosti starší (??) EXTRACT.EXE 5.1.2600.1106 REGSVR32.EXE 5.00.1586.1 -> 5.00.2195.6662 SETUPAPI.DLL 5.0.1453.7 -> 5.0.1671.1 SWFLASH.CAB =========== SWFLASH.OCX 5.0.44.0 -> FLASH8B.OCX 8.0.24.0 FONTCORE.CAB ============ ARIBLK.TTF 2.35 -> 2.40 COMIC.TTF 2.10 -> 2.22 COMICBD.TTF 2.10 -> 2.22 IMPACT.TTF 2.35 -> 2.37 VERDANA.TTF 2.35 -> 2.48 VERDANAB.TTF 2.35 -> 2.48 VERDANAI.TTF 2.35 -> 2.48 VERDANAZ.TTF 2.35 -> 2.48 ---------------------------------------------------------- FONTSUPP.CAB ============ GEORGIA.TTF 2.05 -> 2.17 GEORGIAB.TTF 2.05 -> 2.17 GEORGIAI.TTF 2.05 -> 2.17 GEORGIAZ.TTF 2.05 -> 2.17 TREBUC.TTF 1.15 -> 1.25 TREBUCBD.TTF 1.15 -> 1.25 TREBUCBI.TTF 1.15 -> 1.25 TREBUCIT.TTF 1.15 -> 1.25 and many more fonts... Of course, some updates may be part of other packages too... Petr

And is it really safe? I have read on many forums posts of unhappy people that thought that it is safe to unplug the flash device without the the "safe unplug" procedure - and accidentally they found that their data disappeared, and sometimes even the flash disk got damaged. (Maybe the real cause was different but who knows?) Petr

So what's updated in comparison with version 5.08A: RaidTool\Utility\Win98-Me\drvInterface.dll version 5, 2, 7, 0 -> 5, 3, 0, 0 VIARAID\driver\win9x\VIAMRAID.INF DriverVer=10/25/2005, 2.0.950.520 -> 03/31/2006, 2.0.950.530 VIARAID\driver\win9x\VIAMRAID.MPD version 2.0.950.520 -> 2.0.950.530 Added: PCI\VEN_1106&DEV_6287.DeviceDesc = "VIA VT8251 AHCI Controller" PCI\VEN_1106&DEV_0581.DeviceDesc = "VIA CX700/VX700 RAID Controller" VIAAGP\driver\win98_Me\VIAAGPS.reg - Added: VN900M, P4M890, P4M900 VIAAGP\driver\win98_Me\VIAAGPV.reg - Added: VN900M, P4M890, P4M900 IDE Filter driver (VATAPI.VXD) is digitally signed on 6. December 2001 22:38:20, i.e. no change for long time. IDE Miniport driver is not part of this package and can be downloaded separately: VIA_IDE_MPD_V320b.zip is digitally signed on 17. June 2003 23:25:15. Petr

The problem is in automatic recognition of Unicode text files. Notepad for Win95/98/ME is not able to handle Unicode text files at all. Petr

It will display what you will define. This is an example taken from some older IE 5.01 update: TargetWin9xVersion=4.10.1998-:%OSWarn%:OK TargetNTVersion=0:%OSWarn%:OK TargetFileVersion=@FileSectionList [FileSectionList] 1=#S\BROWSEUI.DLL:5.0.3314.2100-5.0.3537.700:%BrowserWarn%:OKCancel 2=#S\INSENG.DLL:5.0.3314.2101-5.0.3533.2600:%BrowserWarn%:OKCancel 3=#S\MSHTML.DLL:5.0.3314.2100-5.0.3541.2700:%BrowserWarn%:OK 4=#S\MSRATING.DLL:5.0.3314.2100-5.0.3539.2200:%BrowserWarn%:OK 5=#S\PNGFILT.DLL:5.0.3314.2100-5.0.3541.2700:%BrowserWarn%:OK 6=#S\SHDOCVW.DLL:5.0.3314.2100-5.0.3537.700:%BrowserWarn%:OK 7=#S\SHLWAPI.DLL:5.0.3314.2100-5.0.3900.7033:%BrowserWarn%:OK 8=#S\URLMON.DLL:5.0.3314.2100-5.0.3537.700:%BrowserWarn%:OK 9=#S\WININET.DLL:5.0.3314.2100-5.0.3539.1800:%BrowserWarn%:OK [Strings] OSWarn=The version of Windows you have installed does not match the update you are trying to install. BrowserWarn=The version of Internet Explorer you have installed does not match the update you are trying to install. In this example if you will try to install the package on any Windows 9x with lower version number than 4.10.1998 (i.e. Windows 95", you will receive "The version of Windows you have installed does not match the update you are trying to install." error message. If you will try to install this package on a system that contains wrong version of the a.m. files then you will receive "The version of Internet Explorer you have installed does not match the update you are trying to install." error message. Is this explanation sufficient? Petr

Strange. I download files from www or ftp server at speed about 450 KBps on my 4-Mbit line, with no download accelerator and no tuning of Windows 98 SE - just default install. Petr

As you can read at http://www.microsoft.com/technet/archive/w...t7/wrkappa.mspx there are 4 different basic types of Windows 98 - United States, Middle East, Far East and Thai. These 4 types contains many different systems files because of different functionality. Gape's unofficial service packs are for United States versiom, and it means that this service pack will be fully functional on English, German, Italian, Norwegian, Swedish, Dutch, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Danish, Finnish, Russian, Polish, Hungarian, Greek, Turkish, Czech, Slovak, Slovenian versions of Windows 98 SE (with some text strings in English) but not on Hebrew, Arabic, Thai, Japanese, Chinese and Korean Windows 98 SE. As you can see at http://old.winpack.org/petr/win98_internat_files.html (column EHE = Enabled Hebrew) only few files (greee ones) are exactly the same in U.S. English and Hebrew Enabled versions of Windows 98 SE. I see the only possibility - just to replace all changed files back. You may start with kernel32.dll and other vital system files. Petr

Anyhing new? Was anybody able to find the real 2.52 version? Petr

Do you know this online tool? http://support.microsoft.com/dllhelp/ Petr

Thank you, this io.sys witout logo was posted here also by Tihiy some time ago. Yes, there may be several workarounds, but I'd still prefer to be able to move localized strings into original io.sys for ME from Q311561. Does anybody know that is the difference in functionality of winboot.sys and winboot.ebd in Windows Me? The size is different. Petr

I can use either original winboot.sys or English winboot.sys from Q311561, I do't think it is godd idea to use winboot.sys from Windows 98 SE - besides of different DOS implemented, it is much bigger, contains different logo etc. And what more, Windows Me contains also different version called winboot.ebd for use on the boot disk. For correct localization of Windows Me service pack it is necessary to localize also winboot.sys and winboot.ebd - but I don't know how, the contents is not readable, it looks packed. Petr

Hello, does anybody know what is the internal format of the IO.SYS file in Windows Me? As it is well known, all IO.SYS (WINBOOT.SYS, WINBOOT.EBD) files published by Microsoft in the Q311561 knowledge base article are English version, although they claim to be localized - they are not. For Windows 98 (SE) it is very easy, there are just three standard blocks of localizable texts, so it is no problem to transfer them from the original localized IO.SYS to Q311561 IO.SYS. But Windows Me IO.SYS uses some different format, it seems to be packed but I have no idea how to unpack it or how to put localized part of the IO.SYS to the IO.SYS from Q311561. Any ideas? Petr

Originally they were built manually, then I wrote simple batch file for auto-generation of most of the necessary files. I used the following .BAT file, I hope it is correct: echo .Set CabinetNameTemplate=files\SP2.CAB >sp2.ddf echo .Set Compress=on >>sp2.ddf echo .Set CompressionType=LZX >>sp2.ddf echo .Set CompressionLevel=7 >>sp2.ddf echo .Set CompressionMemory=21 >>sp2.ddf echo .Set RptFileName=SP2.RPT >>sp2.ddf echo .Set MaxDiskSize=CDROM >>sp2.ddf echo .Set ReservePerCabinetSize=0 >>sp2.ddf echo .Set DiskDirectoryTemplate= >>sp2.ddf echo .Set Cabinet=ON >>sp2.ddf echo .Set MaxCabinetSize=999999999 >>sp2.ddf echo .Set InfFileName=files\SLAYOUT1.INF >>sp2.ddf echo .Set InfHeader= >>sp2.ddf echo .Set InfDiskHeader=";Auto generated file - do not edit!" >>sp2.ddf echo .Set InfDiskHeader1=[Version] >>sp2.ddf echo .Set InfDiskHeader2=Signature="$CHICAGO$" >>sp2.ddf echo .Set InfDiskHeader3=SetupClass=BASE >>sp2.ddf echo .Set InfDiskLineFormat= >>sp2.ddf echo .Set InfCabinetHeader=[SourceDisksNames] >>sp2.ddf echo .Set InfCabinetLineFormat=*cab#*="Unofficial Service Pack for Windows 98 SE","SP2.CAB",0 >>sp2.ddf echo .Set InfFileHeader= >>sp2.ddf echo .Set InfFileHeader1=[SourceDisksFiles] >>sp2.ddf echo .Set InfFileLineFormat=*file*=*cab#*,,*size*,*csum* >>sp2.ddf echo .Set InfFooter= >>sp2.ddf echo .Set SourceDir=files\sp2 >>sp2.ddf echo. >>sp2.ddf dir /b /on files\sp2\*.* >>sp2.ddf echo .Set CabinetNameTemplate=files\SUPP.CAB >SUPP.ddf echo .Set Compress=on >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set CompressionType=LZX >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set CompressionLevel=7 >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set CompressionMemory=21 >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set RptFileName=SUPP.RPT >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set MaxDiskSize=CDROM >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set ReservePerCabinetSize=0 >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set DiskDirectoryTemplate= >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set Cabinet=ON >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set MaxCabinetSize=999999999 >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set InfFileName=files\SLAYOUT2.INF >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set InfHeader= >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set InfDiskHeader=";Auto generated file - do not edit!" >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set InfDiskHeader1=[Version] >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set InfDiskHeader2=Signature="$CHICAGO$" >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set InfDiskHeader3=SetupClass=BASE >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set InfDiskLineFormat= >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set InfCabinetHeader=[SourceDisksNames] >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set InfCabinetLineFormat=*cab#*="Unofficial Service Pack for Windows 98 SE","SUPP.CAB",0 >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set InfFileHeader= >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set InfFileHeader1=[SourceDisksFiles] >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set InfFileLineFormat=*file*=*cab#*,,*size*,*csum* >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set InfFooter= >>SUPP.ddf echo .Set SourceDir=files\SUPP >>SUPP.ddf echo. >>SUPP.ddf dir /b /on files\SUPP\*.* >>SUPP.ddf "C:\Program Files\IEAK6\tools\makecab.exe" /f sp2.ddf "C:\Program Files\IEAK6\tools\makecab.exe" /f supp.ddf "C:\Program Files\IEAK6\tools\iexpress.exe" /n 21sesp.sed del sp2.rpt del supp.rpt del sp2.ddf del supp.ddf and the following 21sesp.sed file: [Version] Class=IEXPRESS SEDVersion=3 [Options] PackagePurpose=InstallApp ShowInstallProgramWindow=0 HideExtractAnimation=0 UseLongFileName=0 InsideCompressed=0 CAB_FixedSize=0 CAB_ResvCodeSigning=0 RebootMode=I InstallPrompt=%InstallPrompt% DisplayLicense=%DisplayLicense% FinishMessage=%FinishMessage% TargetName=%TargetName% FriendlyName=%FriendlyName% AppLaunched=%AppLaunched% PostInstallCmd=%PostInstallCmd% AdminQuietInstCmd=%AdminQuietInstCmd% UserQuietInstCmd=%UserQuietInstCmd% SourceFiles=SourceFiles TargetWin9xVersion=4.10.2222 TargetNTVersion=0 MultiInstanceCheck=1 [Strings] InstallPrompt= DisplayLicense=files\LICENSE.TXT FinishMessage= TargetName=sesp211en.exe FriendlyName=Windows98 SE SP 2.1.1 (English) AppLaunched=INFEX.EXE PostInstallCmd=<None> AdminQuietInstCmd=SPUPDATE.INF UserQuietInstCmd=SPUPDATE.INF FILE0="WUINFO.INF" FILE1="891711UN.INF" FILE2="ASPI.INF" FILE3="CRLUPD.EXE" FILE4="DOSHERE.INF" FILE5="GETVER.EXE" FILE6="INFEX.EXE" FILE7="INFEX.INI" FILE8="INSTMSIA.EXE" FILE9="LICENSE.TXT" FILE10="LOGO.INF" FILE11="NOTEPAD.INF" FILE12="PRESERVE.INF" FILE13="Q329414.EXE" FILE14="ROOTSUPD.EXE" FILE15="RUNPOST.BAT" FILE16="SCR56.INF" FILE17="SHELL.INF" FILE18="SHELLRB.BAT" FILE19="SHELLRB.INF" FILE20="SLAYOUT1.INF" FILE21="SLAYOUT2.INF" FILE22="SLEEK.INF" FILE23="SP2.CAB" FILE24="SPUNINST.INF" FILE25="SPUPDATE.INF" FILE26="SUPP.CAB" FILE27="TWEAKS.INF" FILE28="TWEAKUI.CNT" FILE29="TWEAKUI.CPL" FILE30="TWEAKUI.HLP" FILE31="TWEAKUI.INF" FILE32="W2KCOLOR.INF" FILE33="WBEM15UP.INF" [SourceFiles] SourceFiles0=files\ [SourceFiles0] %FILE0%= %FILE1%= %FILE2%= %FILE3%= %FILE4%= %FILE5%= %FILE6%= %FILE7%= %FILE8%= %FILE9%= %FILE10%= %FILE11%= %FILE12%= %FILE13%= %FILE14%= %FILE15%= %FILE16%= %FILE17%= %FILE18%= %FILE19%= %FILE20%= %FILE21%= %FILE22%= %FILE23%= %FILE24%= %FILE25%= %FILE26%= %FILE27%= %FILE28%= %FILE29%= %FILE30%= %FILE31%= %FILE32%= %FILE33%= The required directory structure is as follows: top level - just these two files (and later the generated file is here too) 1st level subdirectory: "files" contains complete unpacked service pack (with or without the following files, they are generated automatically or not required: sp2.cab, supp.cab, slayout1.inf, slayout2.inf, advpack.dll, W95inf16.dll, W95inf32.dll) 2nd level subdirectory (inside the "files" directory): There are two directories, sp2 and supp, containing files belonging to sp2.cab and supp.cab respectively. How it works? The .bat file does the following tasks: 1. create sp2.ddf and supp.ddf files 2. makecab will use these files to create slayout1.inf, slayout2.inf, sp2.cab and supp.cab 3. iexpress will package everything together to the final package 4. all temporary files are deleted. Maybe it is nice solution - but it wors, and is not dependent on the location of the root directory. I hope it is correct - I did it more than half year ago. Petr

Do you have any information about Win9x support in future Opera version? I'm not familiar with Opera roadmap. I know that the versioning system is not exactly the same but: Current version of Firefox (1.5) works on Win9x. Current version of Opera (9.0) works on Win9x. Next version of Firefox (2.0) will work on Win9x. Next version of Opera (?.?) will work on Win 9x or no? Next next version of Firefox (3.0) will not work on Win9x. (probably) Next next version of Opera (?.?) will work on Win 9x or no? Petr

I see no comments - nobody interested in updating of interational parts in Windows 98? I have finished now an INF files for all changes in dialing settings, Windows 98 SE contains version 12 of the "Country List", the latest I know is version 285 in Windows Server 2003 R2 that I took as new corrections plus Serbia and Montenegro split. Here is the result: [Version] Signature = $CHICAGO$ [DefaultInstall] AddReg = AddReg.Telephony DelReg = DelReg.Telephony [AddReg.Telephony] HKLM,%KEY_TEL%,CountryListVersion,0x10001,285 HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\122,LongDistanceRule,," 1FG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\213,SameAreaRule,,"0FG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\216,LongDistanceRule,,"G" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\243,LongDistanceRule,,"" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\255,InternationalRule,,"000EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\256,InternationalRule,,"000EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\257,InternationalRule,,"00EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\262,SameAreaRule,,"0IG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\262,LongDistanceRule,,"0IG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\262,InternationalRule,,"00EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\263,LongDistanceRule,,"0FG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\263,InternationalRule,,"00EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\269,InternationalRule,,"00EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\290,InternationalRule,,"00EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\298,InternationalRule,,"00EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\30,LongDistanceRule,,"G" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\32,SameAreaRule,,"0FG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\33,SameAreaRule,,"0IG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\33,LongDistanceRule,,"0IG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\33,InternationalRule,,"EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\34,SameAreaRule,,"G" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\34,LongDistanceRule,,"G" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\34,InternationalRule,,"00,EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\351,SameAreaRule,,"IG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\351,LongDistanceRule,,"IG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\357,LongDistanceRule,,"G" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\372,LongDistanceRule,," 0IG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\372,InternationalRule,,"00EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\374,LongDistanceRule,," 0FG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\374,InternationalRule,,"00EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\389,InternationalRule,,"00EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\41,SameAreaRule,,"0IG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\41,LongDistanceRule,,"0IG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\46,InternationalRule,,"00EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\501,LongDistanceRule,,"G" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\502,LongDistanceRule,,"G" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\508,InternationalRule,,"00,EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\590,SameAreaRule,,"0IG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\590,LongDistanceRule,,"0IG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\590,InternationalRule,,"00,EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\594,SameAreaRule,,"0IG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\594,LongDistanceRule,,"0IG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\594,InternationalRule,,"00,EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\596,SameAreaRule,,"0IG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\596,LongDistanceRule,,"0IG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\596,InternationalRule,,"00,EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\60,LongDistanceRule,,"0FG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\61,LongDistanceRule,,"0FG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\66,SameAreaRule,,"0FG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\670,LongDistanceRule,,"G" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\670,InternationalRule,,"00EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\672,LongDistanceRule,,"" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\672,InternationalRule,,"0101EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\681,InternationalRule,,"00,EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\81,InternationalRule,,"010EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\82,InternationalRule,,"EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\886,InternationalRule,,"EFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\962,LongDistanceRule,,"0FG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\98,LongDistanceRule,,"0FG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\996,LongDistanceRule,,"0FG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\992,CountryCode,0x10001,992 HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\992,Name,,%Tajikistan% HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\992,SameAreaRule,,"G" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\992,LongDistanceRule,," 8WFG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\992,InternationalRule,,"8W10EFG" ; Serbia and Montenegro split HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\381,Name,,%Serbia% HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\382,CountryCode,0x10001,382 HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\382,Name,,%Montenegro% HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\382,SameAreaRule,,"G" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\382,LongDistanceRule,,"0FG" HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\382,InternationalRule,,"99EFG" [DelReg.Telephony] HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\114 HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\120 HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\5901 HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\6701 HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\6702 HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\6721 HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\6722 HKLM,%KEY_TEL%\708 [Strings] KEY_TEL = "Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Telephony\Country List" ;Localizable Tajikistan = "Tajikistan" Serbia = "Serbia" Montenegro = "Montenegro" I kept to old country names because they are different in different languages. Any additions or corrections? Petr