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Well, I removed those entries and repackaged BASE pack and no errors will appear with UBCD. Maybe Bashrat should remove those obsolete entries to avoid posible future problems? Workaround from tim's link work's also...

I've searched a bit and found references for missing rr404.sys in Methods_V6304 in slipstream_DPM.cmd. Entries are in lines 177, 425, 1086, 1198,1328,1447. Could this be a source of the problem? Also in copy_sys_files_to_temp.cmd there is one entry...

Why would you replace them, when you can set them as default for each user? Isn't this what windows is doing? Just run a reg file with cmdlines.txt and register your cursors and scheme for default user (HKCU/Desktop/Cursors and HKCU/Desktop/Cursors/Schemes). Export settings from regedit. Place Fedora Inverse in $$/Cursors and there you go ... Cursors can be customized - system files can't, I guess that is why XPize must patch system files.

Installation of PostgreSQL on WinXP SP2 still fails after changing autorun entry for command prompt ... With defaults it's ok ...

Hello, Xpero. Just wanted to add a few things : some reported bugs, like to small input boxes when selecting custom colors, were indeed Tahoma MS Shell Dlg issue, like you presumed. So not really an Xpize bug, I think... Second, I want to add PostgreSQL to applications which have problems with command line colors tweak - Windows installation of PostgreSQL will fail if command line tweak is enabled. Thanks for the special gift and all the great stuff Wish you merry Xmas and happy hollidays.

Another bug : Display properties - Appearance - Advanced - Color - Other - textBoxes for values of Red, Green and Blue are not big enough.

I have a problem with new 4.1 release ... and it applies to applications built on .NET framework, 1.0. The buttons are larger than they should be, and aplications do not look as they should, like if some visual setting is larger than it should be. Resolution is 1152x864 - maybe this is related to high resolution fixes?. Not sure if this applies to .NET 1.1 or 2.0. With 4.0 this problem does not exist.