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Murman

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  1. I looked around for a while yesterday trying to figure out Windows Vista installation source in the registry. In 2K & XP you can change the install source in HLKM\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\setup values source path and installation source. Where is this in vista? I was looking over a vista system yesterday and I want to say the contence of the Vista DVD in in system32\ but i just want to make sure. If that's so there's no need for a installation source anymore because it's all on the local disk now...? Thanks
  2. Murman replied to rehbar's topic in Windows XP
    systems32\win32k.sys
  3. Paradox Me, According to that post by Shark007 it appears to just be a silent installation, if you wanted Corel installed during your windows setup then yes you would need to put it in $oem$ folder. To import your .reg file you simply make a .cmd file w/the following command, REGEDIT /S locationofregfile\Corel\corel.reg Now to slipstream an update you'll need to make an administrative install of Corel, run from your cdrom drive run setup.exe /a from the command prompt and follow the prompts. Download your patch/s; say SP1 which is file name CGS12SP1EN.msp. On Disk1 stored in the administrator folder you can find a MST (answer file). Go to the command prompt again where CGS12SP1EN.msp is. Run msiexec /p CGS12SP1EN.msp /a "X:\administrativeinstall\CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 12.msi" TRANSFORMS=your.mst /qb
  4. Try this [Display] BitsPerPel=32 Xresolution=1024 YResolution=768 Vrefresh=70 Change the settings to what you want
  5. Murman replied to Murman's topic in Microsoft Office
    Sure you can, if you open outlook express, go to File/ Import/ Outlook is an option. It converts the PST into a DBX. Problem is for me is you need Outlook already installed and I don't. I even read somewhere that if I have a MAPI client installed it might be possiable to import from ourlook to outlook express. Also a viewer is fine but I can't send alot of money.
  6. Murman posted a topic in Microsoft Office
    Hello, I've been searching the forums and so far nothing has tuned up for me. I have a PST file I had from a few years ago I need to view. How ever I no longer have Outlook but I use Outlook Express. Is there an easy way to import the PST into Outlook Express? when I try to import I get and error "Messages cannot be impoterd from MAPI client. Or Is there free PST viewer? Thanks in advance.
  7. read this over, it's pretty straight foward; http://www.petri.co.il/office_system_2003_...ipstreaming.htm
  8. didadocom, I personally have never done a RunOnceEx so I don't know 100% for sure if this will work but try this. REG ADD %KEY%\025 /VE /D "Microsoft Office 2003 Professional" /f REG ADD %KEY%\025 /V 1 /D msiexec.exe /i "%systemdrive%\Instalar\Office2003\PRO11.MSI TRANSFORMS=Office.MST /qb-"

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