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Sound where? In the installer it works fine here. In the main interface sound has been deleted and no longer exists... when are you running the installer and which OS are you using? Also are your drivers installed? Hey sadicq do you have a chat address?

GOTCHA! Thanks sadicq

@ arabianhorse if you got that during the windows setup while it was running from runonceex we have experienced that issue also and are still trying to beat it.

Looking into it right now...

Ha mritter went rather unusual with this one. The controls are on the bottom in a dock-style format... Download here! My usual standard theme... Download here!

Post them here and we will kill them as soon as is possible!

Ok I will post them as I get them done. Go ahead and request certain themes and I will do requests first! If you are wanting to use the Glossy_horiz theme then you need to edit WPI.htm the the glossy_horz theme folder and replace the manual button section with this here: <!-- The Manual button --> <a href; onMouseDown="document.manualbutton.src='./Themes/Glossy_Horiz/manualdown.gif';" onMouseOver="document.manualbutton.src='./Themes/Glossy_Horiz/manualover.gif'; stm(getText(ttManual),Style[0]);" onMouseOut="document.manualbutton.src='./Themes/Glossy_Horiz/manual.gif'; htm();" onClick="ToggleManual();"> <img src="./Themes/Glossy_Horiz/manual.gif" align="absbottom" class="mainbtn" border="0" name="manualbutton"> <font class="side"> <i><b> <script type="text/javascript"> document.write(getText(lblManual)); </script> </b></i> </font> </a>

Lets keep all of the language translations here.

Post all of your hopes and dreams for WPI here.

Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI for short) is a hypertext application designed for giving users choice. While Windows XP offers many ways of customizing the setup process out of the box, its major drawback is the lack of being able to select which applications an end user may install. In the past, end users and administrators needed to either download the files manually, or create overly complex scripts that could only be used once. WPI allows you to create one image, which can then be custom configured, and optionally, automated, so that end users can install any applications that have been configured into WPI. Highlights: WPI ChangeLog. Modifications by Mark Ritter (mritter) =============================================================================== * Quotes are now put around the command paths so spaces in the path will be taken care of. * Created a new "built-in" manual. Only 50% done. * Options -> Miscellaneous tab eliminated. Log gadgets moved to Tools tab. Use Multi Defaults checkbox moved to Installer tab. Show Extra Buttons checkbox removed. * WPI now can detect if it was started from a CD/DVD or a harddrive. If started from hdd then the extra buttons (Options, Config,....) are shown. If started from CD/DVD then they are automatically hidden. No more forgetting to turn it off when burn a UACD. * Added two new commands for Config wizard: RegKeyExists() and RegKeyValue() for use in Cond and GCond statements. RegKeyExists("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\WPI\Theme") returns true or false. RegKeyValue("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\WPI\Theme")=="Glossy" * Removed all code for Media Player in WPI main window. It is still available in the install window. * Added an icon in Config wizard to access Universal Silent Switch Finder to easily find the switches. Arguments are not allowed, just the plain path. Sadicq totally re-wrote USSF, gave it an interface, and incorporated it with WPI so can send the switches directly to the command line. PEiD is no longer needed. Four new images in the themes folders: USSF_Out.jpg, USSF_Over.jpg, USSF_Down.jpg, USSF_Disabled.jpg NOTE: WPI and your archives folder must on the same partition!!! * WPI used to add the \ (backslash) to system variables, it now does not to be more like native Windows environment. * A list of the global variables is now saved in the log file. * There are some extra sound files in Audio -> Beeps folder. Copy one to your theme folder and rename to TimerSound.wav * Added to Options -> Installer: 'Start beep at t-minus seconds' To customize when to start count-down beep. Set to 0 to not play sound. * Added a check box in Options -> Installer: 'If grayed condition is true, disable the check box' * Fixed a bug dealing with grayed condition not setting the text color correctly. * Added %sleep% to make WPI pause for x seconds. Put it on a command line: %sleep% 10 For a 10 second delay. The command window can't be hidden at this time. * Added %reboot% to force a reboot at anytime. Put it on a command line. %reboot% Reboot immediately %reboot% 10 Reboot after 10 seconds %reboot% 15 -c "A message why" Reboot after 15 seconds and show a message * Michael Mims (Zorphnog) updated the installer to allow for a reboot during the installation process. This will allow for drivers to be installed or user settings to be changed, reboot, install the rest of your software. * Sadicq fixed a bug in the Config wizard dealing with adding a new category it would duplicate what was already there. * InstallProgBar.png and TimerProgBar.png are now two seperate entries in the wpi.css and installer.css files. Can have two different images. * Updated the Options tabs to a better version that is AJAX based. This changed the theme files yet again. * Fixed a bug dealing with forced items not being re-checked when hit Exit and Force Install is checked. Caused by Zorphnoq's update below (not his fault). * The tool tip style is now theme independant. A new file is saved in the theme folder, wpi_style.js, for each theme's tips. Your current settings will be saved the first time you go in to the Options wizard. * David Di Certo wrote code to get the operating system's language TLA for use in the installer as a variable %oslang%. It can be used like this in a command line: WindowsXP-KB918899-x86-%oslang%.exe * Fixed a bug dealing with the audio player in the Classic theme. * Eliminated generate.js by moving the code to core.js and installer.js. Also cleaned up some of the function calls that were repetitive. * The gcond[] statement in config.js is now only saved if changed from the default: FileExists('%programfiles%\'). * Fixed another bug in the timer if set to 0 in command line args or in user options. * Fixed a bug in the count down timer. =============================================================================== Notes and Extras Suggested disk folder layout: With the above folder layout all your config entries should read like: %wpipath%\Install\Blah.exe I have seperated the tools out from the main archive. You can download the tools here: Tools archive. Contents of the tools archive: WPI Config Lister CDSwitch autorun.inf <-- Updated and fixed wpi.ico New icon thanks to WolfX2 TaskKillS.exe from sadicq Here is a quick start package that will set your windows disk up to use WPI with runonceex. To make use of this archive all you need to do is unRAR it and place the %oem% folder beside the I386 and WPI folders. %OEM% Folder. Contents of the %OEM% archive: Media Center Style XP Theme (Will Optimize the look of the installer window) cmdlines.txt runonceex.cmd 1194 .png images for your pleasure to use in your tooltips or whatever! PNG Collection. Here is a small tutorial on how to add an app to WPI! Ok this is a sample (Very simple) configuration for Windows Defender Beta 2 This assumes you have all of the WPI files either in the WPI folder at the root of your Windows cd or all of the WPI folders (Common, Graphics, WPIScripts, Tools, Install and Themes) and the file WPI.hta at the root of your cd. Remember this is just the most basic and required entries for a program! #1 Place the desired app in the install folder. (In this case WindowsDefender.msi) #2 Run WPI.hta and choose “Config” #3 Choose at the very top above the config section “Add” #4 Enter in the name section “Windows Defender” ßNo quotes! Then click on any other section of the config area to activate the rest of the wizard. #5 You will notice the Unique ID section gets automatically configured for you. #6 All apps are selected to be installed by default right from the start so if you don’t want it selected by default you must uncheck this box. #7 Choose a category for your app to be displayed in. If you want the app to be displayed in a category you don’t see simply chose other and a box will appear that will allow the entry of you choice. #8 In the Command 1 section browse to the installation package you want to have installed. You will get (%CDROM%\WPI\Install\WindowsDefender.msi) to make this work from either a stand-alone CD or form a windows CD You should change this to “%wpipath%\Install\WindowsDefender.msi” Once again NO quotes! #9 Add the necessary switches for the program to run silently i.e. %wpipath%\Install\WindowsDefender.msi /qn (The new U.S.S.F. feature can assist you in finding the switches for most common apps) #10 Select the Save button and then the Exit button and you have now configured your first app!

This section is in WPI.htm in the theme folder. <!-- Timer --> <tr height="25%"> <td nowrap> <div id="TimerLayer" align="center" style="position:absolute; width:100%; height:100%; z-index:100; display:none; overflow:hidden;"> <span style="vertical-align:bottom"> <font size="2" color="#FFFFFF" face="Arial">Here. <strong> <i> <script type="text/javascript"> if (Timer) document.write(getText(lblTimerTitle)); </script> </i> </strong> </font> <div id="TimerDisplay" class="timer"> </div> <script type="text/javascript"> if (Timer) { document.write('<div id="Timer_bg" class="TimerBarBg" style="width:'+TimerWidth+'px; height:'+TimerHeight+'px; overflow:hidden;" align="left">'); document.write('<div id="Timer_bar" class="TimerBar" style="position:relative; top:0px; left:0px; width:0px; height:'+TimerHeight+'px; overflow:hidden;">'); document.all.TimerLayer.style.display = 'block'; startInterval(); } else stopInterval(); </script> </div></div> <font face="Arial" size="1" color="#FFFFFF">And Here. <strong> <i> <script type="text/javascript"> if (Timer) document.write(getText(lblTimerStop)); </script> </i> </strong> </font> </span> </div> </td> </tr> <!-- A little padding at the bottom -->

I would dearly love to help you but I can't see the section you boxed in red. You pasted the wrong part and we can only see the thumbnail If it is for the timer that is actually coded into the timer section of wpi.htm in the themes folder.

Alright RickSteele yes what? Yes he needs a key ar yes it is still free... Yes you need a key.

Ummm did you even try reading the first post in the download thread and reading the manual?

For #1 Do you have unattended=yes in your winnt.sif? Some regtweaks simply do not work in cmdlines.txt

HELL NO!!! Actually a similiar feature is already in the next version...

I was able to repackage it with installrite. Ended up being twice the size but it works...

CLSID (Class ID) What is a CLSID? A Class ID (CLSID) is a 128 bit (large) number that represents a unique id for a software application or application component. Typically they are displayed like this "{AE7AB96B-FF5E-4dce-801E-14DF2C4CD681}". You can think of a CLSID as a "social security number" for a piece of software, or a software component. What are they used for? CLSIDs are used by Windows to identify software components without having to know their "name". They can also be used by software applications to identify a computer, file or other item. Where do they come from? Microsoft provides a utility (program) called GUIDGEN.EXE that generates these numbers. They are generated by using the current time, network adapter address (if present) and other items in your computer so that no two numbers will ever be the same.

You HAVE to use both StyleXP and StyleBuilder together.

I like it better than the current one...

After a real quick google search here are your drivers on this page... http://www.viaarena.com/?PageID=2

WOW thats too bad...

Good news I am begining to feel alot better!

Ebay

OK get this I have 2 PC's sitting side by side using the same internet connection and a legit corp key and one passes validation and one does not. P.S. I know the key is still legit because I have it installed on over a dozen pc's and all validate except for this one...