Reptilicus

Here it is. [Control Panel\Cursors] Arrow=%systemroot%\Cursors\Fedora Inverse\Normal Select.cur Help=%systemroot%\Cursors\Fedora Inverse\Help Select.cur AppStarting=%systemroot%\Cursors\Fedora Inverse\Working In Background.cur Wait=%systemroot%\Cursors\Fedora Inverse\Busy.ani NWPen=%systemroot%\Cursors\Fedora Inverse\Handwriting.cur No=%systemroot%\Cursors\Fedora Inverse\Skull.cur SizeNS=%systemroot%\Cursors\Fedora Inverse\Vertical Resize.cur SizeWE=%systemroot%\Cursors\Fedora Inverse\Horizontal Resize.cur Crosshair=%systemroot%\Cursors\Fedora Inverse\Precision Select.cur IBeam=%systemroot%\Cursors\Fedora Inverse\Text Select.cur SizeNWSE=%systemroot%\Cursors\Fedora Inverse\Diagonal Resize 1.cur SizeNESW=%systemroot%\Cursors\Fedora Inverse\Diagonal Resize 2.cur SizeAll=%systemroot%\Cursors\Fedora Inverse\Move.cur UpArrow=%systemroot%\Cursors\Fedora Inverse\Link.cur DefaultValue=Windows default and, this is the wallpaper. [Control Panel\Desktop] Wallpaper=%systemroot%\Resources\Themes\Aqua_Blue.jpg TileWallpaper=0 WallpaperStyle=0

Thanks 0d14r3! I did a VMWare installation before going to bed and it worked out great. I'll post my settings when I get home tonight, but It's just like yours. Plus, i've managed to set the wallpaper too (that came as a surprise :D ).

Hi. I know there is a solution for this --- saving a theme file directly from my present desktop. But i don't know why (maybe due to a heavly nLited installation) the "Desktop\Properties\Save theme as..." function doesn't work on my computer. So, I'm doing it the hard way. That means by hand, at least the mouse pointers part. Ok, I've got this, so far... - the Fedora Inverse set, and the installation .inf file. - i've managed to execute the .inf from a .cmd during Windows installation, so the Mouse Pointers are copying to the right folder and then appearing in the Mouse configuration dialogue box. - finally, the .theme file created by nLite, wich i'm editing by adding the [Control Panel\Cursors] entry. I think I've managed to set thing up like this. [Control Panel\Cursors] Arrow="Normal Select.cur" Help="Help Select.cur" AppStarting="Working In Background.cur" Wait="Busy.ani" NWPen=Handwriting.cur No="Skull.cur" SizeNS="Vertical Resize.cur" SizeWE="Horizontal Resize.cur" Crosshair="Precision Select.cur" IBeam="Text Select.cur" SizeNWSE= "Diagonal Resize 1.cur" SizeNESW="Diagonal Resize 2.cur" SizeAll="Move.cur" UpArrow="Link.cur" DefaultValue=Windows default DefaultValue.MUI=@themeui.dll,-2043 Maybe someone could take a look and see if I'm pointing in the right direction? I'm not sure about the "Default value" parts. I'm going to try it in VMWare, but i would love some help. Thanks!

Same here. Couldn't make a DSL connection due to the Kerberos thingy.

Are you installing Service Pack 2 with yout nLited Windows? I had similar problems with nLite and SP2.

Ok, it just hit me. Im gonna try installing the drivers using a system monitoring tool, like Advanced Uninstaller. My guess is that when the process is over, it will tell me the files that were affected. I've found a lot of HP .inf files, but none printer related (just scanners and other stuff). Man, those extra 30 MB's are just tempting me. Got to get them out of there.

Ops, i messed up with the term. Sorry, english it's not my native language and im doing what i can What i wanted was extract the HP drivers out of the CD and save them... Then take out ALL the printer drivers with nLite... And then attach ONLY the HP drvs, using nLite again. Anyway, im glad to know i can't do it, so i can stop busting my head around with that. Thanks for replying, Catoonite.

Hi. I've searched forums and google and couldn't find anything, so maybe you can help me. Im making solo install of XP, and and i would like to slipstream my printer drivers, like i did with sound & video card. It's an HP 670c. HP tells me that the drivers are already in the WinXP cd, so i cant download them form their site. I use nLite, so the only thing i got to do (i think) is find them in the Windows install cd, get them out, and then somehow slipstream them with nL. I found a cab called "drivers.cab" with a bunch of files inside. Is there a way to identify the one i want? Thanks