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Oh, I got it now. I had to add COUNT=`expr $COUNT + 1` as a second statement.

This is what I have so far: COUNT=0 echo "You have entered $# arguments:" for ARG in $* do echo "#`expr $COUNT + 1`: $ARG" done I can't seem to get the COUNT variable to increase for each listed argument. For example, if I enter something like: ./FILE_NAME one two three I ended up getting this: You have entered 3 arguments: #1: one #1: two #1: three

Could I still run graphical based apps like Firefox & OpenOffice if I didn't have a GUI (GNOME, KDE, etc.)? Could I just use X11 and extensions, but still keep a CLI?

I remove a lot of the .nls files with Remove Files and they all remove just fine for me.

There's somebody over at Bold_Fortune Forums that has his install down to 25mb & uses cmd as his shell instead of explorer. You would have to go through a lot of work though to get an install like his. He has several of his system32 DLLs stripped using ResHacker.

I'm trying to take a list of grades and calculate what I would need to get on a test in-order to get an "A". I'm just having trouble with the equation. var HW1=95; var HW2=0; var HW3=100; var HW4=100; var MT=100; var Final; var PointsPossible=600; document.write(Final) This is about all I have. Like I said, I need to take the grades and figure out what I need on the Final to get an "A" (>=90). I'm just completely lost on how to set up the equation and if I need any more variables or information. Can anybody help me out?

I probably have the most absurd amount in my [Remove Files] list. Right now it stands at 393 files.

Everywhere I look I always read this same statement for FAT32, "Faster for smaller drives, smaller on larger drives." But what exactly does that mean? I mean, how small is small? How big is big? Is 100gigs considered a small drive or 50gigs or 32gigs?

I'm just getting into XHTML, CSS, etc. and I ran into a little problem that I couldn't find on the w3 site. Is there a way to make a second line indent for text? For example, when your typing reaches the end of the margin and then starts on the next line, I want to indent that second line of text.

Is there a way to replace files from the install before nLite starts removing, integrating, etc.?

There are 4 new services that are installed with SP3-RC1: Extensible Authentication Protocol Service Health Kay and Certificate Management Service Network Access Protection Agent Wired AutoConfig And according to Bold_Fortune, there are approximately 73 additional system32 files and 79 files added to system32/drivers

I copy the files from my XP Pro RTM disc onto my PC and then slipstream SP2 into it. After that I use nLite and only integrate the November update of DirectX 9.0c and remove everything but 5 or 6 things.

I'm trying to to create a nLited Windows XP Pro SP2 disc, but nLite can't seem to locate winlogon in the OS folder. I have checked the folder before and after using nLite and winlogon is indeed there. The whole process works fine until I reach Removing Components - Event Log, which is where the error occurs. I have tried recopying the disc to my PC several times and that has not solved anything.

Does anybody happen to know how to configure your IP Address, DNS, Default Gateway, and all those other network related settings through the registry?

I'm actually creating a completely stripped version of XP SP2 Home just for gaming. I have mine down to around eighty-nine megabytes in size and with drivers installed takes up about around sixty to sixty-five megabytes of RAM. I'm still no where finished with it since I'm still working on my regular install version.

I don't have IE or IE Core in my install and I can activate Windows XP SP2 Home just fine.

I'm sorting looking for a special kind of program, but it probably doesn't exist. Basically, what I'm looking for is a program that downloads needed updates from Windows Update. It has to download only the needed files though. For example, if I remove Internet Explorer from XP using a program like nLite, the program wouldn't download and updates that pertain to Internet Explorer since it has been removed. That was probably a little confusing, so let me try and explain a little more. A regular program would pick up on all the updates available from Windows Update for your OS. If I remove a certain component with nLite, like IE and IE Core, I need the program to not offer files like IE updates, patches, etc. since there is nothing to patch, update, etc.

That was just a typing error by me. They are the same variable name in the actual code. In the debugger after running the program, I get an error that states, "Input string was not in correct format" for decItemPrice = Convert.ToDecimal(strInputBox)

I'm pretty much a noob with VB so bare with me please. I'm trying to write a Grocery Calculator program that uses the InputBox. I can't seem though to get it to work when formating it to Currency. You click on a button and it brings up the InputBox, you then enter an amount and press the OK button. This should then place the amount into the proper textbox and format it to currency. If anybody could help, I would much appreciate it. Dim strInputBox As String Dim decItemPrice As Decimal strInputBox = InputBox("Enter item price", "Item Price") decItemPrice = Convert.ToDecimal(strInputBox) txtItemPrice.Text = FormatCurrency(decItemPrice)

Sorry about that. This is for Windows XP SP2 using nLite 1.4 Final. I only have the Administrator and then the mandatory user. I have tried with both with and without passwords, both yield the same result. This has happen before using nLite 1.4 RC2, but didn't happen when using nLite 1.4 Beta. It's the exact same as the working nLite 1.4 Beta disc I made, but no matter what I do I get to the login screen and can't login. It doesn't matter if I put auto login or I put a password or what.

Whatever I have tried has given me the same result; The login screen still shows up. Even if I select for auto login without a password, it asks for one anyway. If I enter a password, the login screen won't accept it.

I have installed nLite RC2 and then the nLite Framework. When I get to the part when you locate the Windows Installation, I receive an error. The error reads: Unhandled exception has occurred in your application [...] Could not load file or assembly 'ncab [...] or one of its dependencies.

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Do I really to added in the newest DirectX 9.0c bi-monthly update? Can I just stick with the ones that came with my install disc? I don't really run any PC games, mostly just emulators. Are there any performance increases that I'll actually notice with the newest DirectX 9 files installed?

You were right, it's one of the extra files I remove. I just tried a regular nLited disc without the extra removed files and it worked. Now I just have to hunt down the file or files that are causing this. At least I know what to do if this problem ever happens again.