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Enjoy it huh? Of the list of people who were active participants, it'd include xper, Martin L, prathapml, Wraith, and myself. Martin L and prathapml did alot of the bug testing, while xper gave me opinions and helped getting the ads just right. Wraith and I did the coding, with Wraith doing some of the first revisions of the original code, before i got my hands on it and rewrote a majority of it.

THERE IT IS! Of course the man i saw it from would come by and post it Long time no see

hmm, only other thing i can think of then is dotnetfx.exe /q:a /c:"""install /l /q""" As that's what it'd be in a standard INF. I remember seeing it done before, i just forget exactly what it was. Try searching for SVCPACK and dotnetfx and it might bring up the right result.

very last line do a require file.php; You may want SOME sort of conditional for that or it will endlessly keep including the php file

that's nice that you found the need to reply to your own post 6 hours after it's initial posting. A few details would be nice. Did you use nLite to remove Windows Media Player? What versino of Windows are you using?

try "dotnetfx.exe /q:a /c:"install /l /q""

I'll get to making the new one within the next day or so. If you couldn't tell...i've been rather busy with other projects...

XPlode allows this to with the use of the SelectPlugin. There's an example of it's use in the download. To customize what it looks like, is just a simple HTML file.

try this... [Commands] ".\XPlode\XPlode.exe /log:C:\XPlode.log" With XPlode.exe within a folder called XPlode within $OEM$

is XPlode even being copied over to the harddrive?

Well... XPlode is meant as a means to script the installation of applications and other things. It's meant as a replacement for Batch Scripting, RunOnceEX and the likes. nLite is meant for Windows reduction with very SIMPLISTIC application installation ability through the use of "addons". Another way to look it would be, nLite prepares the Windows CD to be installed removing components, while XPlode lets you install additional applications that you may wish to install during/after setup.

It's what's displayed if you're using Classic Logon or you CTRLALTDEL twice at the welcome screen.

Well, I've completed project 1 that i referred to earlier. The Unattended site has gotten a new facelift.

Vadikan's article can now be read at http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/view/web/17/ so i'm unpinning this topic

Merry Christmas to all....

ahem...you misinterpretted me. I was not talking about the current site. I'm talking about what i've been working on. You'll see shortly.

I'm hoping i have it fixed, however i don't have any new Google code to check. I'm waiting for that from xper as we speak

I know the Unattended site is about to get a face lift. As for the Main site and forums...only time will tell. We did have a new skin about a year ago in testing, but then scrapped it because it didn't look all that great. Perhaps after I'm done with the Unattended site, I'll talk to xper and see about getting a few web artists from the community to make something new for the forums (AND ONLY THE FORUMS)

Because I did a simple search for the word "office" and it was on page two of the results. I didnt even both opening up all the threads, I was just looking at titles. Many people think a search is just the very first page of results...or simply the first few returns and then quit saying they've searched when really they just pressed enter and gave up. I believe you searched since you said you found something on another site, but the forum's search feature does wonders and alittle time will yield results.

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=41967&hl= ahem....searching does wonders

I really don't want to hear another thing about Opera users. If what i've changed fixes it, then great, if not....then you will have to wait for Opera to properly implement the zindexing. THIS IS AN OPERA ISSUE THAT THEY"VE ALREADY ACKNOWLEDGED!

I'm working on adding in the old site, into the new site. I have to go through page by page and add them in. I've completed the Beginner and Reference sections. I then have to go through and make sure any links to other pages that haven't been created yet get fixed, and any file download links are also fixed. Then I go through this thread, and fix any errors in the guide that have been brought to attention It's a pretty massive job.

Please refraim from ANY WAREZ TALK!

Soon, Soon. However, feel free to make other suggestions. Though, if you post more HTML, do ATTACH it instead of copy pasting. I finished coding the new site, however, I just havent had time to do anything with it. I originally had two projects for school due this week, and have been busting butt to finish them

I must disagree. It would be better to use the uninstaller that is native to the installer that installed any given application. Since the original installer is NOT that, I must disagree. What would happen if i chose to modify the installer to add MORE files then the original? What if I accidentally added some old MilkDrop files instead of the new ones? They would not be removed by the original uninstallation process. The original uinstaller was left in the MSI simply because it's a file created during the original installation. It will be removed in the next release so that people don't get confused on which uninstaller to use.