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Not enough, you also should delete the unused definitions There is another thread talking about this subject (there is a "Search" at the top right of every page )

set x=%date:/=-%.%time::=_% set x=%x: =0% echo %x:~0,19%=> 29-03-2004.08_01_29 See SET/? and FOR/? to see all the possiilities, so you will be able to reverse the date to have yyyy-mm-dd. To have YYMMDD: set x=%date% set yy=%x:~8,2% set mm=%x:~3,2% set dd=%x:~0,2% echo %yy%%mm%%dd%

There "/" and ":", this cannot work! You should reformat it: echo %date:/=-% %time::=_%

I got the registry differences between before the installation, after the installation, and after my first run : I ran this differences reg file (1) before the installation, (2) after the installation, and (3) before and after the installation: all of this without success Here is my INSTALL.CMD: @ECHO OFF ECHO -- Installing MONEY 2004 REGEDIT /S Registry.reg ECHO SysPack START /WAIT syspack.msi /QB ECHO Money START /WAIT money.msi /QB BOOTSTRAPPERLAUNCH=yes REGEDIT /S Register.regand some parts of my Registry.reg [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft] [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Money] [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Money\12.0] "IUEShown"=dword:00000001 "IUEShownOnce"=dword:00000001 "MnyRun"=dword:00000001 "MoneyRunCount"=dword:00000032 "RemindRegister"=dword:00000001 "ReminderDays"=dword:0000000a [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Works Suite] [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Works Suite\2004] [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Works Suite\2004\Mny12] "RegDisplay"=dword:00000001 "EULA"=dword:00000001

No, it does not work:( I've already try it.

How to skip the Licence agreement ?

Partition Saving in English or in French

Thanks a lot, devil270975 At least, I won't spend my time to look for nothing (I still many time searching)

Is there a way to slipstream the service pack SP5 in VS6 ? Thanks.

Change it to HKEY_CURRRENT_USER

Please stop posting picture for this! Don't you see my reply to one of your post? USE DIR/S/B | SORT >X.TXTAND POST ONLY RELEVANT INFORMATIONS FROM X.TXT

New HF for IE6 SP1: Q831167 Wininet retries POST requests with a blank header (This update replaces 821814). WinInet.dll v6.0.2800.1405

MS said to wait till the next SP for IE6 instead of applying Q813502 !

Thansk a lot XtremeMaC Now I can try with this version (DX9NTOPK.EXE). 2003/12/15 : Here are the results from the Windows Update: Critical 819696 "DirectX9" missing! Non-critical "DirectX 9.0b Final" missing! There area also some other strange points: DotNetFX missing. Perhaps bacause I didn't include the language pack!? But how to be sure the language pack will be installed AFTER the DotNetFX core? Journal Viewer: error on install. Finally, Non-critical 820223 "Update for OE SP1" missing. This one should be added (in HFTYPE2?) for some non-English languages (see http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=820223) Non-critical 826942 (WPA) missing. New patch, it should be added. 2003/12/15 later : During the installation process, the error "This update requires OE 6.0 SP1" is displayed (followed by an endless installation loop!) I am suspecting the 820223, but not very sure In any case slipstreaming WinXP SP1 before anything else, makes sure that my WinXP has OE SP1; so, I don't understand anymore

Bonjour MachineVerte Why DirectX9 cannot be repacked ? The job you did for WMP is great Is the DX9 OPX for all languages ? If not, how to repack it ? Michel.

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Great Job I change MAKECD.CMD to give the following possibilities (see attached files) : Save & restore all parameters in file MakeCD.ini Possibility to get the Windows CD from a disk folder Michel SOLVED=> ps : Environment variables in MakeCD.ini are not always viewed in MAKECD.CMD : could someone solve that ? (I've no time to do it before this afternoon) <=SOLVED ==> {18:33 CET} SOLVED=> Context environment variables could be set global with WINSET in ENVVARS.EXE from the Win95 CD (i.e. MakeCD.ini will be generated with WINSET instead of SET). <=SOLVED Furthermore, I added TEE which will also display the log (when asked) to the MS-DOS console/windows (the two ">" in MENU.CMD are to be replaced with "| TEE"). These 2 mods will be posted this evening after testing. ==> {2003/11/20 09:40 CET} WINSET was not necessary to keep settings in environment variables. Joined is an archive containing the modified MENUCD.CMD, MAKECD.CMD & TEE.EXE (this one comes from http://www.csc.calpoly.edu/~bfriesen/softw...e/console.shtml ==> {2003/11/20 09:40 CET} File MAKECD.CMD modified, MENUCD.CMD & TEE.EXE added. MAKECD.zip

Are KBxxx same as Qxxx ? In the 1st post (very good idea to maintain it, thanks a lot ), you spoke about Q823182 and MS about KB823182.