Alanoll

DetachedProgram can execute whatever you want, as long as it's able to be executed If memory serves, you may need to name your CMD file as a BAT file for it to work, though not entirely sure

No, but remember the file doesn't get executed unless YOU TELL IT TO somewhere. Perhaps via RunOnceEX or other.

Create the SFX archive anymeans you wish. http://unattended.msfn.org/global/referenc...m#guiunattended Use the "DetachedProgram" entry in WINNT.SIF to execute the SFX file. The DetachedProgram MUST be copied to the harddrive prior to execution, though you may just have a simple CMD file search for the CDROM then execute your desired program that way.

Add the files to $OEM$\$$\system32. They will get copied over to your system32 directory. If you prefer to do it another way, then just have your batch file copy them over before registering. Then add the batch file to your unattended install routine.

PHP news?

Still first page for me Hmmm. That would imply that it is OEMPreinstall that copies them to the hard disk, and all OEMPnPDireversPath does is look on the HDD and index them. I guess that kind of makes sense. Damnit ... looks like I'm going to have to test that now ... or soon. Right you are, BD. Anyways, I don't waste my time with the negative stuff, unless someone really needs that occasional slap in the face. Then again, I don't read most of the posts unless the title looks interesting enough, and fortunatly for me, most people post with boring titles! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> And if you're one of those people that don't want to use OEMPnPDriversPath, use: http://unattended.msfn.org/intermediate/fi...tDevicePath.exe It was written by Pyron,and performs the same job. All it does is parse the directories and adds them to the registry entry for Windows to find em. %CDDRIVE%\Drivers\SetDevicePath.exe %CDDRIVE%\Drivers Pretty simple enough. Oh, I also changed the CODE boxes to allow them to scroll

perhaps you missed one of the resources. Did you replace ALL of the progress looking type resources?

yeah agreed. It'd be cool to trim it down, but you'd have to physically remove stuff from the Photoshop install. The installation (and most other Adobe installs from the CS family) is HIGHLY compressed, and can't squeeze much more out of it.

I close

isn't making it transparent as simple is setting the 0,0 and the far bottom-right pixel to FF00FF ? Then just use that color for whatever you want to be transparent.

Thanks Guys for quick answers Alanoll with B is it just a matter of calling RunoncEX1, then RunoncEX2 , etc from guirunonce?? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> If you have RunOnceEX copied to the hdd, and you have that rundll32 command at the bottom of each one, yes B)

Use CDShell as a front end and use loader.bin within the CDShell download as your DVD boot sector. You could also use EasyBoot to create the boot menu. In either case you'll want SOMETHING to select the different options on your disc, and both of these need their boot sector to work properly.

rundll32.exe iernonce.dll,RunOnceExProcess Kick starts the process. You could A. Have a master RunOnceEX that then calls each segment of RunOnceEX in turn B. Put them all in GUIRunOnce and have the same effect as just One after the other but no master file. @Astalavista WPI is not the end all answer...

/s /v/qn Perhaps? I'll look into it

screenshot of the main installer screen perhaps? how does it come packaged? single EXE? (I jsut don't want to go download it )

What version of hte Wise Installer did it use? What does it look like?

hopefully I'll remember this in the next update

not at the moment no. INI doesn't support that, atleast using the VBS script I have. I started on an InstallScript thing (would also avoid the Norton issue) but put it on hold and now forget what I was doing I should get back to it....dunno when though

the size are the same <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Um....so? I can create two AVI files with the EXACT same size, but the MD5 will still be different. You edited the file, the certificate is NO LONGER VALID.

Now you get what I mean, about calling your MSI options file as wa5inst.ini or something like that, and let winamp.ini not have multiple meanings... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It's all up to the user. The INI for this MSI is user determined, and can be called anything the want.

Enough of this! Thread Closed. @topic starter: If you had been KIND about the request people may have even REMOTELY considered, but you demanded right up front.

@acaro did you do what I said about the PAUSE?

You BOTH are talking about the TaskBarWinXP value that Felix has in his code above

No one ever listens to me... I've said that sinc the beginning of people wanting to customize the taskbar, and everytime it just seemed like I was being ignored, so I stopped saying it. The tweak effect almost EVERYTHING on the task, from what taskbars are shown, they're placement (including those that aren't actually PART of the taskbar anymore), along with width height, and I believe even the "hiding" icons thing on the right. There is ALOT of information in that tweak.

You're supposed to sell it WITH the CDKEY, which means a seperate CDKEY for each disc sold.