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I'm marking the topic as SOLVED since it satisfied one of my two requirements. During practical work, it performed as expected. If I find time in the future, I'll work on displaying the actual line number and post what I come up with here, but for now it's pretty good. Thanks again jaclaz ! GL

Types of user accounts Seems like you're forgetting to set up active user? Or Windows thinks you are... GL

Take your time. This (unSEOd?) link style works better for my Opera. Hopefully, when all done, both wil work. GL

Those two files belong to Smard Cards. GL

Fixed between: Your current time: Jan 27 2010, 01:30 AM Your last visit was on: Jan 26 2010, 09:35 PM I hope it lasts, I always have hope because all the time I see it's possible... GL

Welcome to the forum. You can start working from the folder you copied manually if you're sure it's OK (no need to point nLite to the CD, just to that folder). From what I found, the chipset of the 5515 is AMD RS690MC (does it have/need SATA driver slipstreamed with nLite? I have no experience with AMD chipsets). Also, if you're working on Vista, there might be some problems with product registration/activation of the resulting CD when it's installed (it won't accept the serial number) and maybe other problems... johnhc was faster, listen to him too. GL

Thank you, I already did that. (I'm not that dim you see, although I might be slightly variable). The script is good for testing as is (at first I thought it lists just the number of lines with characters equal to the input number, but it lists the number of lines exceeding that number, which is exactly what I wanted). Now I think it's just a matter of printing the line numbers where the overflow occurs (tCount?) for a rough estimate (I think it counts backwards, so I'd need to take care of that). But this is not a high priority. I will be able to figure it myself. Thank you again for all your help! GL

You're right about that. But still there's some work to adapt it to my needs. GL

Thank you again jaclaz for the very good pointers, but still not what I need. I guess I'll need to brush up my old BASIC skills and delve into Visual Basic... ...where I can't distinguish (from the examples) what is a variable name, and what is a command or procedure (keyword)... ...what needs to be initialized on start, how to make a loop with what I want (For each line).... ...what are the actual commands (this should be easy to find) ...how to end it all... No need to guide me by hand, I'll research each of these problems individually and if I come up with something useful, I'll share. But it might take some time and if it keeps giving me headaches like now, when I dove in too deep, I might postpone it all... GL

Thank you, my master of links! I'll get right on to them... GL

It's text, formating doesn't matter, but it should be preserved (so I can't export to a text file *). A line defined as between two newline characters (pressed ENTER). The lines are not numbered. The requirement is no line to exceed a limit (which may vary). Let's say a number usually between 30 and 40. There are numerous documents, typed or examined by me, so batch is undesirable (action taken when exceed detected may vary; only human interaction is possible). If possible, a plain search string would be desirable. That would probably be the ideal solution. Otherwise, a macro or VBA whatever can be made, but I have no experience in creating one from scratch and I don't know how one would be stored so to be readily available on some documents, but not on others, at the same time preventing interaction/interference with some custom templates and/or entire applications used (which are in *.dot format in userappdata/.../templates). Halp? GL * The macro may export, but only for working purposes and the result should be a report (line number or line content), not the entire text. I am trying to avoid manually exporting and examining texts, since there are many of them.

Change your password, just in case (preferably from another computer). GL

Just a little bit more, into the recovery console and issue a DIR command? I wouldn't know about the VMs though. GL

Wouldn't the virtual machines lack the actual hardware or am I missing something here? Even if they emulate/translate the I/O, I personally would not have 100% confidence in them when drivers are in question. Few words about the 9.5.6.1001 driver (32bit): It works fine on ICH9M on XP (normal installation). I tried and quickly dismissed the previous few incarnations after the change from MSM to RST since they were very sluggish on XP (not actually measured them, but I work on this computer 12 hours a day, so I think I can tell B) ). I thought they were for windows 7 only, and the size of the .sys had grown significantly, so I was ready to stay with MSM 8.9.4.1004 indefinitely, but after Fernando put a good word for the betas, I tried them and can hapilly report that they are not a bit slower than MSM. GL

For your problem, in order of "suspiciousness": Visual Basic 6 runtime OpenGL Support Extra Fonts Command-line tools Some other potential issues: NoKeepCp (I don't know if this is 'keep code pages of removed languages' checked or unchecked; I would keep the CPs in any case) DefaultThemesOff (don't know what GUI option is this) I don't know if this has any significance: ProgFilesPath = "C:\Program Files" (in my .ini it's ProgFilesPath = "\Program Files") Another potential discrepancy: you integrate motorola driver, but remove modem support? If that's a modem, I think there will be problems... Some other things I wouldn't remove: Ethernet (LAN) Wireless Ethernet (WLAN) Logical Disk Manager And what's with the updates hotfixes? It seems like you're integrating unpacked exes, you shouldn't do that. Or you renamed the hotfixes? Or there's some other method I don't know about? (It's possible). GL *Edit: another word of caution: you're processing on Windows 7 (I think). While I don't think any problems have been reported so far with normal Nlite processing on Vista and above (as opposed to confirmed problems with XP SP integration and/or Windows activation), one might never know...

1) Disable the device in Device Manager. I'm 99,99% sure it's enough. 2) I don't know, sorry. *edit: if you want scripting abilities, try DevCon. GL

Time* is everything to me! B) GL * to redo an Nlite session and reinstall

If I got nothing to lose, I'd start with flpydisk.inf and see where it would get me... GL

Remove the wallpaper and experiment with the color of the desktop background (if I remember correctly, XP chooses the color/shadow of the letters to be in contrast with the desktop background, even if it can't be seen/is covered by wallpaper). Also try the same with the colors of active/inactive desktop elements, but it's possible you won't find a combination that works for you... GL

Year or two... It blocks even svchost, winhttp and similar in-built Windows "connectors" if you're concerned about that, but I don't know if it catches them all (haven't done any extensive testing, because, as I said, I don't care too much about that; but I understand if you do and I would say this one would fit your needs). GL

Look'N'Stop, France (not that I care ), hierarchical rule-based (now that's my thing ), a little more complicated than the ones mentioned in this thread (not sure if that's a good thing or not ), very stable (from my experience ), recommended to me by someone on this board (thanks; I'm passing on the good word )! GL

I think it was EnforceWriteProtection to stop Kerio 2.15 (same thing, more or less) from crashing under XP SP2/3. GL

Broken between: Your current time: Jan 3 2010, 07:50 PM Your last visit was on: Jan 2 2010, 08:56 PM (I'm writing these for logging purposes, so administrators can compare with changes...) GL

Fixed between: Your current time: Jan 2 2010, 04:37 AM Your last visit was on: Dec 31 2009, 11:28 PM :D Happy New Year everyone! GL

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