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Okay here it is. I modified boxes.js so that the checkbox is hidden if the grayed condition is met. This overrides the default rule in which the checkbox is unchecked (but enabled) when in the grayed condition, so don't download this if you intend to re-install applications. boxes.js.zip

This is simple. Just open your wpi.css in themes/glossy folder and look for the .txt block: .txt { font-family: arial; font-weight: bold; color : #FFFFFF; font-size : 8pt; margin-left: 5px; margin-right: 10px; margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 50px; } Now all you have to do is change the default "color" attribute to whatever you want.

I agree. There is no real use for the "check disabled" option. So I removed it also. Below are the modified files (this time with NO "enable checked" option... Wpiscripts.zipconfigwizardtemplate.zip I will continue to work on WPI to see what other improvements can be made.

I didn't like that either, so I decided to do something about it. I modified check.js (starting on line 144) so that the "default checked" option is ignored if the grayed condition is met. For example, if WinRAR is installed and the "default checked" option is ON, it will be unchecked anyway (since the grayed condition was successfull). On the other hand, if the grayed condition fails and the "default checked" option is ON, WinRAR will be checked like normal. I've tested this many times and seems to work VERY well. Anyway I have uploaded the modified check.js for your use. Enjoy! LAST-MINUTE UPDATE: If the program has dependencies they will be analyzed to see if they are installed. If so, the dependency will be unchecked. Otherwise, it will be checked like it normally would. This prevents any dependencies to re-install and saves a lot of time and frustration (especially if the program has many dependencies. If you've already downloaded my mod please re-download to make sure you get the latest version. check.js.zip

Looks like your NAVSETUP.EXE switches belong inside the quotes. There's a syntax error. Maybe that's why the installer asks for the serial number.

First, copy all you're norton setup files to C:\NIS. Now to activate Norton you're gonna need to disconnect from the internet and install it manually. Enter you're serial number and reboot. Norton will try to communicate with their server. You're offline so it will fail. When the activation screen comes up select "Activate By Phone" and fill all the boxes with zero's except for the last three digits, which have to be 9's. Go to the C:\NIS folder containing SymSetup.exe. Then create a new file called "install.cmd" and put this code in it: @echo off REM Register norton... regedit /S register.reg COPY /Y symlcrst.dll "%programfiles%\Common Files\Symantec Shared\ccpd-lc\" REM Begin setup... DEL /F "%temp%\symsetup.ini" start /wait SymSetup.exe /qb /noreboot REBOOT=ReallySuppress EXIT The file created after activation is symlcrst.dll in C:\Program Files\Common Files\Symantec Shared\ccpd-lc. This file is machine-dependant so there's no way to use it on another computer , but if you're just upgrading all you have to do is go to safe mode and copy this file to your C:\NIS folder. Then use install.cmd to do the rest for you. Remember, if you try to use symlcrst.dll on a different machine norton will crash during seup. The same applies to SystemWorks.

WindowsBlinds will be my next victim B) . I'll let you know muiz.

NOTE: This guide is for the REGISTERED ENHANCED VERSION ONLY ! Okay here's the deal... I noticed some of you are having trouble installing IconPackager V3 silent so I came up with a sollution. Get WinRAR if you don't already have it, here. Install IconPackager like normal and enter your serial number. Wait till it finishes. Open Windows Explorer and browse to C:\Program Files\Stardock\Object Desktop\IconPackager We need all of these files so select them all and add them to a new archive...Go to File > Add to archive..., the WinRAR dialog will apear. In "archiving options" check "Create SFX archive" (this will create a stand-alone application). Choose your compression method. I recommend "Best" (I get 13.6/56.7MB, 25% ratio ). No need to setup SFX options... just go to "Comment" tab and add the following: ;The comment below contains SFX script commands Path=Stardock\Object Desktop\IconPackager SavePath Silent=1 Overwrite=1 Shortcut=P, "IconPackager.exe", "Object Desktop", "", "IconPackager" Shortcut=P, "IconExplorer.exe", "Object Desktop", "", "IconPackager Explorer" Shortcut=P, "TweakShell.exe", "Object Desktop", "", "TweakShell" The above comment tells the installer to hide all dialog boxes and to create the necessary shortcuts in the start menu. Now click "OK" and WinRAR will do the rest. You should now have a file called IconPackager.sfx.exe. [*]Okay we're halfway there . Now we need to setup our install folder... Go to your applications install folder, or wherever you store your software (mine is C:\install) and create a new folder called IconPackager. Place your IconPackager.sfx.exe in this folder. Create a new file called settings.reg and plug in the following code: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Stardock] [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Stardock\ObjectDesktop] "ODZip"="C:\\Program Files\\Common Files\\Stardock\\ODZip.dll" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Stardock\ObjectDesktop\IconPackager] "Type"="enhanced" "Version"="3.00a" "Revision"="3.00a" "Updated"="12/09/2005 5:46:53" "Path"="C:\\Program Files\\Stardock\\Object Desktop\\IconPackager" "Startup"="0" "EXE"="IconPackager.exe" Nothing real major here so there's no need to modify these settings further. We're gonna need to register this program with Windows in case it needs to be uninstalled in the future (e.g., using "Add/Remove Programs" from control panel). So create another registry file and call it uninstaller.reg. Use this code: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\IconPackager] "DisplayName"="IconPackager" "UninstallString"="C:\\PROGRA~1\\Stardock\\OBJECT~1\\ICONPA~1\\iconpackager.exe /uninstallwise" Now we have the necessary registry files. We also need to copy one more file. I'm not sure what this file is for. All I know is that it's created during IconPackager installation. So browse to C:\Program Files\Common Files\Stardock and copy odzip.dll to your "IconPackager" folder. Finally, create an installation script called install.cmd and plug in this code: cmdow @ /HID @echo off SET dir=%systemdrive%\install\IconPackager start /wait %dir%\IconPackager.sfx.exe XCOPY /Y %dir%\odzip.dll "%programfiles%\Common Files\Stardock\" regedit /S %dir%\settings.reg regedit /S %dir%\uninstaller.reg EXIT NOTE: If you haven't allready done so, download and install cmdow command-line utility from here. Otherwise, the install script window will show during installation. Simply download this file and unzip to your Windows system32 folder (e.g., C:\WINDOWS\System32). All done! All you have to do now is double-click install.cmd and it does the rest.

You have to put /silent inside the quotes, otherwise it will be passed to the start command, hence the "invalid switch" error. Works every time.

For NAV try SYMSETUP.EXE /qn /noreboot REBOOT=ReallySuppress This works perfectly with NSW 2006 and NIS 2006 so it should also work for NAV 2006, although I've never tried installing NAV as a stand-alone setup.