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I thought that i made it pretty clear that i said the problem could be the spacing. Fix the spacing, fix the problem. But i guess not. Thanks for the clarification. Im sure soopafly will apreciate it.

Didnt i already say that ?

Greetings and Salutations!

No problammo. Glad i could help

I dont think that it matters when you execute the reg file. In my setup, i enter my Nero6 registry details after nero is installed, and it works fine. The question i have to ask you Soopafly, is if your batch files appear EXACTLY how you've posted them, or is it different in terms of spacing, and lines of text. That is, are there spaces between lines in your actual batch file? If there is, i think that may be an issue.

Unfortunatly, the Choice command doesnt not work in Windows XP

If you just want to test your CD, i suggest you try a program like VirtualPC or VMWare. That way you can chop/change your CD without having to use a CD-R.

Also check that your batch files are actually batch files and not text documents. (ie. applications.cmd.txt) btw, i removed the cdkey from your post.

User input can be done thusly: @Echo Off Echo Press 1 if you want to copy files Echo Press 2 if you do not want to copy files Echo Please make your selection... After throwing that code in a batch file (notice it doesnt actually do anything besides display text, but ill get to that in a minute), create 2 more batch files. one named "1.cmd" and the other "2.cmd". In "1.cmd" you place all the files you want to copy, and in "2.cmd" you pick up the setup where you left off. Explanation: In the code above, all it does is print text and displays it to the user. When its done, it brings it back to the command prompt at the directory where the batchfile was run. In this directory is where you place 1.cmd and 2.cmd. When the user presses 1 or 2, it executes the appropriate batch file. Simple! You can ofcourse change the names of the 1.cmd and 2.cmd, except you'll need to prompt the user to type in the filename of the command file, rather then just 1 or 2. Hope this helps!

It looks very nice .. though somehow looks vaguely farmiliar

It's a good effort

Thoes are all great bands, but i've made my choice and i stand by it. I'm a Wiggles fan through and through

Both of them seem to work fine with me Im using the MacOSX one now. Its pretty ... *drool*

Greetings and Saluations Roxy!

Greetings and Salutations!

Yep. I dont forsee that being a problem.

It depends on your PC specs, and all the programs that load on startup. The more programs, the longer it takes.

Its because that topic was removed

as if bastard is swearing! If it was, the forum would make it all *'s

Yeah, its a bastard of a catch, but I think its worth it And sooner or later people get a hold of the server files, and host their own servers, for free i might add. Sure its doesnt have all the users or support of the "actual" servers, but it lets you enjoy the game without paying a fee

I just looked at the help command for Xcopy This command is what you want. XCOPY /T /E c:\source\ c:\destination\ Tested it myself, and works flawlessly.

Excellent ... *twiddles fingers*

For thoes who dont know, a MMORPG stands for Massivly Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game. For example, Ultima Online and Everquest are MMORPG's. My favourite gamestyle would have to be a MMORPG. I just cant wait till Matrix Online is released It looks uber ^_^

Do they make Final Fantasy for PC? I know they've made FFVII for PC (Cause i gots it), but have they made any others more recent than that?

xcopy c:\source c:\ That should work