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Datalore

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  1. Very nice! The new GUI is much better.

    Suggestion:

    To save on text and in general make it easier to follow, I suggest having a standard place to put the "Recommended" or "Not recommended" text. Maybe next to or below the "Compent Category - Component Name" area in the Item Description box.

    Having "Recommended" in a green color and "Not recommended" in red would also be cool. :)

  2. I have Apache installed solely so I can have my own localhost page- not until now did I realize it was unnecessary. I'm not doing any PHP or MySQL stuff, so there's no reason I need it.

    What I plan to do is just drop my custom homepage.htm in a directory, and set my IE homepage to that file. I liked the look of having the page set to localhost, but I don't think that's possible without Apache/IIS installed.

    I noticed that in addition to about:blank, there is also about:home. about:home takes me to my localhost page. Will about:home work without Apache? Where exactly will it redirect to?

    If you have any ideas or solutions, please post. The help would be appreciated. Thanks.

  3. @nuhi,

    Once again, great tool. I actually used it this time- one suggestion, add an option to remove the DOTNETFX folder (in root of CD) because that folder is 32 megs and comes with some Windows XP cds.

    Also, according to jdeboeck, it is safe to delete the DRW folder in I386.

    Keep up the great work! :rolleyes:

    XPCD is now 134 megs. :)

  4. I am angry. I have a program that copies a batch file to a location, and the batch file deletes a file. Here's the psuedo code:

    ----------Program.exe
    Copy Batch to LocationRun Location\Batch
    ---------Batch.bat
    Delete File

    Ok, so the batch should delete the file in whatever directory I copy it to. But it doesn't. It tries to delete the file in the application directory (where Program.exe is).

    I'm using VB6. Any ideas?

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