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If you are still looking for a good program to fix up ID3 tags and the like, MusicBrainz is rather awesome. It identifies music by content, and can sort to albums etc. This is the best version of it to use so far. Hope that helps

I'll second CDBurnerXP Fast, Free, Feature full and growing all the time. (the only gripe i do have with it is the user interface could be a little 'smoother' to navigate around )

Just thought I would add this amazing bit of information I happend to stumble upon Apparently it is possible to alter some of the files on the ISO to allow XP to be installed to a USB device. I thought imediately of nLite. Perhaps this would be a nifty feature to add At any rate it is nice to know and may be usefull to someone. Keep up the most excelent work Nuhi

*Wonders where that less than usefull outburst came from We indeed have "some kind of corporate, multi-user licence" It's not as if I can fit 200+ computers in my house. (that is the EULA of windows.... correct me if I need some sort of EULA for nLite)

Same here. The only thing holding me rolling out nLite to 200 odd machines is that darn language file Many of the computers are rather slow running XP, but with nLite have become quite zippy. Keep up the amazing work.

I to am haveing the same problem. Sysprep is run from Symantec Ghost Console (deployed and run when it pulls an image from a target machine to the server) so I am not sure what switches are run. This is from the Ghost manual: The only part of sysprep.inf I can see that would use this file is this: [TapiLocation] CountryCode=61 Dialing=Tone AreaCode=03 [RegionalSettings] LanguageGroup=1 SystemLocale=00000c09 UserLocale=00000c09 InputLocale=0c09:00000409 I have even tried putting 'c_20127.nls' in the sysprep\i386 folder so it is copied to the machine when Sisprep is run. And I still get: I would DEARLY love to use NLite here at work so ask if you need any further info P.S. nLite 1.0 beta 2 fixed all my other sysprep problems