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Well......for XP it is a little difficult. I will make a way to do it. 7.3.0 will have it.

Thanks, Meha. I will give it run through. I do like the idea of isServer() and isWorkstation().

@Meha: I changed the code to your if (ver.indexOf("2008") != -1) szOSVerCache="08"; I have never installed Server '08; was relying on other people's input. I probably should do the same for Server 2003.

I don't quite get what you are saying. If you do a reboot, WPI is going to start again no matter what. It doesn't "look ahead" to see if the reboot is the last call. WPI will always, and always has, restart to continue on to the next item and finish the log file. Or maybe after the reboot, WPI is still checking the required reg keys, and if they are not set it will change them, quit, restart, carry on. The problem may be once it quits to refresh the keys, Windows will continue on to loading the desktop. If you are not setting the reg keys in your RunOnceEx, you MUST do it no matter what. Download the new ones from the main release post. Mine is the simplest and most expandable.

And if you want to go all out: translate the manual, too.

Yep. useroptions.js, config.js, windowoptions.js, install folder.

@radix: The Exit text was not part of the link, so just the actual image would close. I fixed it so now the text and image are clickable. Never should have been like that. New release 7.2.2 will be out tonight and will also fix your lack of images in IE6. But you really need to get IE7!!!!

@radix: What Exit button are you hitting? The actual program Exit, or in Options or Config wizard? What theme? Happen's in all or just the one? @Everyone: Please please please post more details about the problem you are having. I can't see your computer.

Problem solved. Sent icnocop a beta to test it.

Better yet, put an alert in the first entry to pause it, copy the rb_config.js and send it to me. {JSCRIPT}=alert("test pause")

I can't replicate this error. Just curious: is there an apostrophe anywhere in the entry?

I automated the %comma% placement/replacement. Should be automatic. Put back your commas and try it with the version I PM'ed you.

Problem fixed. Also found and fixed some other issues with &'s and commas. I expected these; new grid so new stuff to learn.

I don't have any problem the & in the name, but do in the path. I will look into...........

In theory, if a program did a reboot on it's own, WPI should be able to restart where it left off. The problem you may be having, which you didn't state when, is if the error you get in the original post comes after the reboot, then since WPI didn't initiate the reboot, it got "confused". When do you get the error? When first run WPI, during the initial install, right after Panagon is done, or after the reboot? If you can make the program not reboot after install, but add a {REBOOT} to Command 2, it may work. Do download this file: core.rar

That's your problem right there: You are launching WPI from harddrive, so WPI thinks you are not using a CD, so %CDROM% is not being set. Why are you copying to the harddrive anyway? Waste. Just making things harder for yourself.

In JavaScript it is this way: /LoadInf="./klmcp.ini" May work. If the file is in the same folder then use: /LoadInf="klmcp.ini"

Work's fine for me on my main computer with IE7 and on a VM with IE6. I would erase the entry and add it again. And maybe the one before and after it.

@ssjoco: Fixed. Thanks.

It has nothing to do with the file existing or not. Nox71 is having a problem with the internal %CDROM% WPI variable. His batch file is fine.

Start WPI from CD and post the log file for that install process.

Here are some things on my To Do List and my own Wish List. Are these anything you might want or find useful? 1) Full path for audio files. Some people say when playing off CD it slows down installs, stutters, etc. Copy songs to C: first?? Play from a different partition??? 2) Network settings. Much like your winnt.sif file, your network settings could be set using WPI. Possibly have multiple accounts: Dell, IBM, Home, Mark, Manager, Peon......set their IP address, workgroup, DNS, etc. 3) Sounds scheme. Play sounds at different times/actions. When? 4) Full theme style editor. Wizard to edit/create themes. All aspects done WPI so no hand editting. 5) Sub-items. As mentioned before, need to get install order issued worked out first.

I would guess one of your programs doesn't have a category assigned to it.

Dunno, man. I sent the same file to another guy, works fine for him in same situation. I would download my $OEM$ scripts from the main version post to set the reg keys needed for some programs. Your script is fine. I will think some more about it.............

There is a way to do that, but it is not recommended. I have visions of people do it for multiple apps and the CPU gets bogged down to a crawl, WPI gets confused, 5 posts on forum for the same thing from people complaining, etc...... What are you running that you want WPI to continue on without it finishing first?