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ok im making my own windows 2003 cd. its going and i have also made my own menu for it using Autoplay Media Studio 5 Professional. i want to place the commandline cdimage.exe in the I386\Tools folder and then when its burnt to a cd i want to be able to put it in any cd drive and then if i need to i can click the make bootable iso button and it will make a iso of the cd and place it on C:\
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ok just to double check so if i setup my cd how i want it. in a folder then place cdimage in its folder eg I386\tools and then setup the parameters i want to use. then when i burn it to a cd. it will still be able to make a bootable iso and place it in c:\
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im sure it would be simpler to use cdimage. surely someone knows i know most of the switches t0 use with it. but its just the bit where ur meant to seletct the root folder eg the cd itself . this is what i have so far "" -l"WIN2003_SP1" -h -j1 -x -o -m "" "C:\Windows Server 2003 SP1" i think i just need to specify the boot.img file and the root folder. but how can i do that.
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EDIT: Sorry double posted my mistake
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if u could tell me which file it is that i can edit to change from nasty blue to black. i was guessing i could just hex edit it.
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what i want todo is use the commandline Cdimage and place that on my 2003 SP1 cd in something like an extra directory eg. I386\Tools\ with all my other extra files files. then in my autorun menu have a button that will execute the cmmmandline cdimage with the paramters so that it will build an iso of the cd if u see what i mean. sorry for the very poor explanations.
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ive never used cdimage before and i would like to use the cmdline version with my 2003 cd. im using autoplay menu studio pro and would like to know what parameters to use with it so that it builds an iso of the cd .its not actually a multiboot its just a normal 2003 Sp1 with tweaks and a few other things included. u see in the gui it asks for the root folder and im not sure how u can set that for a cdrom drive. sorry if that sounds confusing but its the best i can explain it at the moment. many thanks
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hi im using Autoplay Menu Studio Pro and am trying to add the link to open the Add/remove components dialog. ive managed todo it by making the program search for the Rundll32.exe then executing it with the parameter "shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL appwiz.cpl,,2" although this works it brings up the add/remove programs window also. i would like to make it so that only the small windows component wizard dialog appears like ive seen many other autorun menus do. EDIT: Nvm i worked it out. and for anyone that wants to know you run sysocmgr.exe /i:sysoc.inf
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i have my winamp setup to use the wmp10 skin. and i want to use the system tray plugin ( gen_tray.dll ) . the only problem is that it shows the next icon before the previous icon i was hoping someone who uses winamp would be so kind to change them around for me. If anyone is willing to do this for me could u please post a msg to say just so that i know. many thanks in advance.
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save it as a 256colour bitmap and it will work just fine.
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i have also been looking for the same sort of thing as i dont require resource hogging software based firewalls. i had a quick look around and have come up with this. http://www.toplang.com/internetlock.htm going to test it out today and see if its any good
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ive made a new ini icon and ive replaced the one in shell32.dll but it still seems to be the same icon even after restarting. i have no idea where else it could b.
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not entirely sure what u mean during installation, what installation ?
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just wondering how easy would it be to make an autoit script todo what i want becoz ive tried using cmdow aswell and its still not working i keep getting nasty cmd windows popup first. ive tried a batch file and used cmdow @ /HID @Echo OFF Rundll32 shell32.dll,Options_RunDLL 0 NirCMDc.exe win settopmost title "Folder Options" 1 Exit and still getting evil window popping up. i was reading the Cmdow help and it said u can call batch files and make them hidden but i didnt understand the way it did it. cmdow /run /hid mybat arg1 "arg 2" not entire sure how i would do that from the autoplay menu i was thinking cmdow.exe /run /hid folderops.bat but that didnt seem to do anything.
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u ever tried to use Autoplay Menu Builder. its very simlar to that of using the old Vb 6 and is very customizable. ive made many clones of differnet menus using it.
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sorry wasnt with it at the time. **** those russians for creating vodka
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could someone email it to me aswell please StephenJohnson@safe-mail.net
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here ya go
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u could just use print screen button on ur keyboard put it in paint cut out the logo put it in a 180x114 256 colour bitmap and make the surrounding area of the logo magic pink 256,0,256
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BroadCom NIC caused Unattended to restart (cycling
Scubar replied to singk's topic in Unattended Windows 2000/XP/2003
Set the computer name in the WINNT.SIF [userData] ComputerName=XPSP2 -
whats wrong with this start menu?
Scubar replied to 1boredguy's topic in Unattended Windows 2000/XP/2003
some ppl dont like microscopic sized icons in there startmenu -
also in ur WINNT.SIF u need to have the line [unattended] OemPreinstall = Yes
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ok i managed to get it to work using a batch but i get the nasty cmd window popup first which i would like to get rid of. i have cmdow placed in the system32 folder too but not sure if i could do it with that somehow. at the moment im just using these two lines in my batch file. RUNDLL32 SHELL32.DLL,Options_RunDLL 0 NIRCMDC win settopmost title "Folder Options" 1
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whats wrong with this start menu?
Scubar replied to 1boredguy's topic in Unattended Windows 2000/XP/2003
u could res hack explorer.exe and then shorten down the bitmap that is usually there and that way it wouldnt be a black line anymore. -
How to Integrate Xp games into 2003
Scubar replied to Scubar's topic in Unattended Windows 2000/XP/2003
sorry i think the way i said it was misleading. i want to actually integrate them into my unattended 2003 cd. but wasnt sure if it was possible.