matthewk

I've seen in os mods of win98 where the person added Kill option to sys menu of an app. How could I do this? (It's a nice option to have as it is quicker than opening task manager and doing an end task that way.)

radmin; disable systray icon.

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...=import+all+reg

This seems really cool. Good job. An idea is to have the program have an ini file that stores it's default settings and allow user to run the program.exe /silent to enable those particular registry settings. This visual settings prog has that option http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=30078 ; Add Command Prompt Here to Right Click Menu of Folders [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell\Command Prompt Here\command] @="cmd.exe /k cd %1 " How would I have the command for the right click command prompt here go to cd %1 then "cd .." (one directory above the directory that is being right clicked)? Thanks

You may want to update the link in the first post of the thread so that members see it is an active project. I tried the first download link, then noticed you changed it later in thread to a zip. Thanks, going to check it out

Look here for your settings for B: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\CrashControl] A is trickier. I haven't been able to figure it out.

Wow, it seems there would be a more efficient way of doing this. I thought two 7z files could be used or something. Anyone?

Sorry, I'm stuck. Will someone check out the problem I'm having with 7zip? Thanks http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...&st=0&p=403094&

Ah, ok nice. I will try to add it to the runonce on next UA cd. Thanks so much for explaining it to me with source

That's the impression I was under too. Of course, I'm still learning, and I don't have my reg file and such working the way I need/want it to yet. I had changed all the current user ones to default user like darksimoon questioned. I'd like to hear one of the experienced users here with this shed some understandable light on this please

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=57769

The HashTab Addon file at RyanVM's website can be integrated via nlite as well?

Thanks. The extension was exe rather than bat. It'd be neat to see the source for learning purposes and knowledge of contents.

How to do this via unattended or registry? http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=58067 please. Thanks

How is this disabling achieved unattendedly?

Thanks for your reply. Good luck with your tests! I've got a big one tomorrow. This works if these particular folders don't have subfolders. If winamp for example has a subfolder, the copy /y *.* doesn't get the subfolder and its contents.

For some reason, mine didn't have a feeling lucky button on the google page. http://www.google.com/help/features.html#lucky That's pretty good, thanks

I want to say I've enjoyed your postings too, Zxian. You don't find people like you and others here at msfn at other boards. I enjoy msfn; I learn so much here. Happy MSFN bday to you and thanks for all your work.

I ran my tmp.bat for testing, and it worked fine. It would be nice to have this all into 1 file executable though via 7zip. In this case of testing my tmp.bat, I do have a copy of 7za.exe in the system32 folder, and I have 7zip installed (having 7zip installed or not is something I am curious of as well). It has to be something simple I am missing. I know how to do this type thing with rar sfx archives. Thanks in advance to those willing to share knowledge on this!

I have some files that need to be placed in system32. I also have the files that I want to place in programfiles. I can build the exe, but I think I am building it incorrectly as it does not work. I thought as a workaround to only use one 7z as the guide shows would be to place the system32 files into the winamp folder and then move them after the extraction has taken place. What am I doing wrong? tmp.bat contents: 7za.exe x -y -aoa winamp.7z -o"%PROGRAMFILES%" 7za.exe x -y -aoa sys32.7z -o"%SYSTEMROOT%\system32" move %PROGRAMFILES%\winamp.lnk %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Desktop copy %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Desktop\winamp.lnk "%APPDATA%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch" /wait REGEDIT /S tmp.regconfig.txt has same relative contents as shown in the guide. I found the 7za.exe example in later pages on the thread you posted a link to; normally to allow this, I should install 7zip first or should I just place the 7za.exe in system32 folder? copy /b winamp.7z + sys32.7z + 7zS.sfx + config.txt winamp.exe

Please....this problem has been in queue for about a month and half.

When does word size matter? Default is 32, I believe. I see guides say that leave it at whatever when creating the archive. I believe on DriverPacks with Bashrat, he suggested 255 or something higher. I'm clueless about it; this was the only thread in this section I found about strictly 7zip.

It's no problem; just post if you have any problems with that. I'll try to help you.

Guys, I hope I'm doing this right. Seems like a lengthy and easy to mess up process. I opened shell32.dll in reshack, and I've been replacing icons in the icongroup section. I saved it as the shell32.res. I'm not sure what to do with the res file as the shell32.dll in the arguments duplicate times confused me. I understand the part with using jcarle's app. I got confused on keeping shell32 at its current size or smaller being possible. Some of the icons I have, I was opening for example iexplore.exe in reshack then replacing the icon in the icon group and doing a modifype/cab on the exe and overwritting the iexplore in the i386 folder. I did the same with fontext.dll, but then I got confused when I saw some of the font icons also in the shell32.dll. Will someone please help me with this? Thanks, sorry for the slowness..!

Thank you so much. Very clear, excellent explanation. Thanks for the link too; I had not seen that one.