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isInstalled("Adobe Reader 8.1.2") -- or -- !isInstalled("Adobe Reader 8.1.2") You have to install the program at least once, go to Add/Remove Programs, and use the text that is displayed there. Must match exactly.

What you ask is already in WPI: if you check for the program being installed in the Condition line, it won't be shown if installed. If use the Grayed Condition, it will be disabled but still visible. There is no way to open an alert box with a message, though. So in your case, use Condition to hide the item.

I have a new way to put a checkbox to toggle an option on/off and only take up a small amount of space. I can add an option for EVERYTHING if you want. So tell me what you would like to see as a checkbox (on or off) option. I am starting with: Check For Internet

It will be in next version. I found a way to have an option for nearly everything, but take up next to no space. All the code does, for your info, is ping google.com. Nothing malicious.

WPIScripts/api.js line 25 //CheckForInternet();

I have been thinking about making it a option that can be toggled off/on. As of right now it will always check unless you comment the line out yourself.

The main reason Kels and I use WinRAR is because several ISPs will kick ZIP files out of emails since they are notorious for virus'. Outlook and ZIP don't like each other much.

The tooltips interfere with the dock menu. It will lock up if you turn them on.

@anonynous_user: "native" buttons and tabs have been added to the archive. Re-download. They are not "native", but images that are pretty close.

The proper method is: maxentries -= 3; But who's checking?.............................................................me!

"Disable Category Check Boxes" bug fixed.

Yes. Is evrything working OK for you now?

I have a new grid navigation pane sitting in the wings here. It is sortable by install order, category, or name. Key shorts cuts could be a possibility...................

I just tried several languages all without problem. Did you take out language support files with nLite possibly? Try it on a clean/full install to see if the languages work. No one else has this problem.

Looks like WPI launched way early in the reboot and got "stuck." I have seen it a few times myself. Can't really explain it. Can't reproduce it; just happens. WPI is trying to load everything but can't for some reason. Wigs out.

Go in to the Themes/Gnome/wpi.hta file. At the top is maxentries += 4; Or whatever it is. Edit this number up or down until the Previous/Next line is at the bottom. Take the // comment out, too.

@djackson: That's weird. I will check it out. @RXWatcher: I have never seen that message. It must some extra security switch turned on. Is this on your home computer or at work? On a network? Used nLite?

The tabs are not the "native" tabs; html/hta doesn't access them like C/VB does. But I will make a "native" looking one. For the buttons, I will have to make them an image, also. It's either or: plain or images. Can't do both simply. But I do agree with you 100%: I want more of a "plain" set for my Corp_WindowsXP theme. They will get added...............

Actually, don't start with lang_en.js. Of the 30+ language files, only 1 is complete: German (Dynaletik). French is up to 6.5.1. Some are up to 5.0; some are older. So half the work is done for you: just finish the new texts in the appropriate lang_xx.js file.

All fixed. Thanks!

Dyna wins! The prize: a swift kick in the butt!!! Followed by a beer. Installer -> General

I actually ended up taking the new addition back out. It is redundant because it is also done in boxes.js.

I think I have all the bugs worked out. There are some "user specific" ones lingering (network share, etc). The known bugs list SHOULD be blank. We are looking at August 1st for 7.0 release. Yes, 7.0! I have added so much new stuff and heading in a new direction with themes/skins that it called for a big jump.

Make sure you are thinking the same way as WPI: Cond: If RegKeyValue(....)=="your value" it will be hidden - the condition is met If RegKeyValue(....) != "your value" it will be shown - the condition is not met GCond: If RegKeyValue(....)=="your value" it will be normal GCond: If RegKeyValue(....) != "your value" it will greyed. Cond is meant for strict exclusions to hide items. GCond is more relaxed....it will work just not recommended, but you can use if you want.... Do use double backslahes \\ in the key. I never liked the names, but always been that way. I would call Cond "Exclude" and GCond "Include". Include still isn't ideal, but better. "Exclude If Met" and "Include If Met".

I did some tests last night, they worked. I will say the obvious: you have Organization spelled with a Z in one place and an S in the other.