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This uses the cmd interface to defrag so there is no progress bar I have set it so it sits min on the task bar. Save As Defrag_Min.js Yhis makes it the max size Save As Defrag_Max.js

It 50 lines long and it has a button on it. It uses all the elements needed, plus I added some more advance Js Script so it has things like popup text and the button changes color when the mouse passes over it. This one is 29 lines long with a button that plays a music file. That includes comment lines and space Since I have never took a course and self taught at this I found these to be simple pages to make. Here is a link to a My Webpage that I made using the first post plus some more Js script to make. I used Notepad2 to make the page.

Thanks That strange I will look into this

Thanks, here is one in Js Script this has a pop up that will tell you what drive it defragging Save As Defrag.js

Here is a defrag script that runs hidden

Change the size of the desktop icons Hold the Ctrl down and use your mouse scroll wheel to adjust the size.

Simple minds only need simple things

If you do not want to use sleep then you can use a ping cmd, this is a defualt cmd

I am not to sure but i believe the NT line started at 3.5 I could be wrong on that. Vista is completly different then XP, just look in the shell32.dll of both with resource hacker and you will see the difference. Where as NT 4 is closer to W2K if there was that much of a change in 1999 then yes you would have the same type of problems. In this image you can see how different the Vista shell32 is from XP shell32 and W2K shell32 XP and W2K uses Ipv4 where as Vista uses Ipv6 that is new. The way Vista installs is completely different also.

No! O_o I am talking about Build 5308. This build is feature complete. This means that everything you see working in this build will work in the RTM builds. Unfortunately, I can agree with all Longhorn builds that I've touched since PDC03. I have never had a driver, emulation or even an AntiVirus problem when running Whistler. Ever since Longhorn, nothing I rely on has ever worked right. Expect an OS without a fixed Corporate Antivirus when it's on shelves. I'm done with it. If the virtual hardware problem is ever fixed, I'll consider Vista. Right now I don't believe there will be a change. I don't believe what's on that Symantec page either. =/ Is reading a lost art to you, feature complete is not code complete there is a vast difference between the two. fizban2 and I both understand the differences, I will try and explain it to you in a somple matter so it does not hurt your brain. Since things like UAP is not completed, the new IPv6 stack, plus a variety of other things means 5308 is not finished or the RTM version. This means they will be fixing all these things and more. Improving the code so it runs faster etc. I will try and explain this again Vista has nothing in common with any previous MS OS, Whistler that was based on nt code not sure which version but it had been around for some time, so that is why you where able to run those things.

This is Beta 1 and it is not even finished yet, if you took the time to read what fizban2 and I have discuss, you would know we both agree at this point AV just do not work correct yet. The code for this is not finished. So why would you expect it not to change as the build matures. Your statement does not make sence. If this was the final build and it was completed your statement would make sence.

Here is a HTA that changes the name of the My Computer Icon and the title that appears on the IE title bar I Gunsmokingman give all users full permission to do what ever they want with this script. Gsm_Rename.exe

hahahahahah that the way to look at it.

I agree with this Vista 5308 maybe feature complete, that does not mean it code completed. UAP is not completed, some people are having network problems these may also affect the way software interacts with Vista. As any fixes in the code may affect other areas. That why I say when it Beta 2 then maybe it would be better to run a AV as the code is more completed.

This should work in theory this is a HTA so you can see how it works. Save As DemoMusic.Hta All you have to do is place the button name play and it script in your web page. You must also have add the path for the music file. Try the HTA first to see how it works.

No it still to early to worry about Anti Virus, as this is still a beta 1 if it was beta 2 I might agree. Beta 1 they are still trying to get out the main bugs in the builds code, beta 2 the code is more stable, or that is the theroy. On the first release of Vista Beta I could install Alcohol 120 but on later builds it does not install. PSP9 on 5270 I could not get it to work I could install it then when I tried to open it it did not work on this build it works, and builds before 5270 PSP9 worked. Now since anti virus is a software we can assume that it may have some problems like the above. On some builds it may worked and on others it wont work.

It kinda of a waste to put a anti virus on Vista, as this is not even Beta 2 yet.

My media folder uncompressed is 1.04 mb, this is small. Compressed it 694 KB this is even smaller but I do not need any scripts for this to install and do not have to edit or use any other program for this.

Make this directory, place any media files here. 1:\ YOUR_HD:\XPCD\i386\$OEM$\$$\Media 2:\ Make your theme file in Windows and save it in YOUR_HD:\XPCD\i386\$OEM$\$$\Resources\Themes\YOUR_THEME.theme During the install this will get copy over to the correct spot. That all you have to do to have your custom sound theme install with windows.

Since I am not a great at making a web page, I made this so you can see how simple a page can be. Save As SimpleWebPage.html

The same could be said about your reply, if they subscribe to MSDN and paid for it. I took yours to mean it was a sarcastic reply like mine was. Sorry if you did not understand that.

Here a link to a clean up template thread I did read it and it will help you edit or make your own script. Clean Up Templates

big poppa pump you forgot this download spot Vista downLoad, granted you have to be a beta tester to use this link.

Here try a VBS script to clean up your start menu Remove the ' from 'StartMenuFiles = Array() and add you filename StartMenuFiles = Array("SomeFile.Ink", "AnotherFile.Ink") Remove the ' from 'StartMenuFolder = Array() and add you filename StartMenuFolder = Array("SomeFolder", "AnotherFolder")

You could do that all in VBS, all you would have to do is set up a collection of the folder and files then use a if exists statement to check if it a dll or ocx. Example you will have to add the rest