strel Posted December 9, 2009 Posted December 9, 2009 No problems for me, have you removed something needed to open chm?
Kiki Burgh Posted December 9, 2009 Posted December 9, 2009 No problems for me, have you removed something needed to open chm?hey strel! got it to work alright after restarting the pc 2x ... strange ... what could have caused this ... i truly have no idea.
hessam Posted December 10, 2009 Posted December 10, 2009 Download 7zSD_En_Finall.cab (Mirrors (7): RapidShare, NetLoadIn, zShare, FileFactory, DepositFiles, Badongo, and 2Shared)http://www.gazup.com/zoVeI-7zsd_en_finall.cab-download-mirrors
Oleg_Sch Posted December 11, 2009 Author Posted December 11, 2009 I have uploaded 7zSD_En_Finall.cab to own server.hessam, if you are against this, I am delete it
Jonnyboy82 Posted December 11, 2009 Posted December 11, 2009 Thanks for all the work on this.Can an option be added to elevate privileges on Vista and Win7?Thanks
TommyK Posted December 12, 2009 Posted December 12, 2009 (edited) Can an option be added to elevate privileges on Vista and Win7?I found the easiest way to do this is using Resource Hacker to change the manifest default from level="asInvoker" to 'requireAdministrator' as shown below:TommyK Edited December 12, 2009 by TommyK
Jonnyboy82 Posted December 12, 2009 Posted December 12, 2009 (edited) Can an option be added to elevate privileges on Vista and Win7?I found the easiest way to do this is using Resource Hacker to change the manifest default from level="asInvoker" to 'requireAdministrator' as shown below:TommyKThanks I will give it a try.***EDIT***Works like a charm.Thanks Edited December 12, 2009 by Jonnyboy82
DaRk MaDnEsS Posted December 12, 2009 Posted December 12, 2009 nice i made a work around to use a vbs commands but this require administrator just made my day thxxxx for the trick
Jonnyboy82 Posted December 12, 2009 Posted December 12, 2009 nice i made a work around to use a vbs commands but this require administrator just made my day thxxxx for the trickyeah, I spent half a day trying to get a vbs script to do what took 5 seconds with this mod.
TommyK Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 just made my day thxxxx for the trickI'm all aglow! After leaching hints and ideas from everyone else I FINALLY was able to contribute something back.TommyK
DaRk MaDnEsS Posted December 13, 2009 Posted December 13, 2009 nice i made a work around to use a vbs commands but this require administrator just made my day thxxxx for the trickyeah, I spent half a day trying to get a vbs script to do what took 5 seconds with this mod.lool well it took me 1 day to make a script here is a part of it Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")objSh.ShellExecute var1, var2 , "", "runas", 1Set WshShell = Nothingthe var one is the file name and var 2 is -ai what my script does after the tool extract it runs the script then recall the file with admin but this way is much better and faster thx finally i can get over Winrar since now 7-zip can do all what i need
mikerg Posted December 21, 2009 Posted December 21, 2009 Hi everyone.I have read this thread through but I still need some help.Thank you all very much for your assistance so far.. I am a retired VB6 Programmer and am looking toward making the creation of an update sfx as automated as possibleThe Theory is.... A piece of software that, after selecting updated files from a list (Mainly a few exe's and help files), one click will Create an archive, convert it to an SFX and upload it to my web site for users to download and install.So far, with a vast amount of assistance from this thread (And lots of cussing), I have achieved my aim with one small problem... the archive carries the original path and installs to that directory.I have tried to find the switch that will prevent this but up to now, I haven't found it.The Method;The VB6 application;-Copies all files needed for the update, to a working folder, (C:\7-Zip\spUpdate\)Creates a .BAT file to create the archive and SFX fileRuns the BAT FileUploads the resulting SFX file to the WebSiteThe BAT File@ echo offC:cd \7-Zip7za a ".\spUpdate\spUpdate.7z" @".\spUpdate\spZip.txt"copy /b 7zsd.sfx + ".\spUpdate\spUpdateConfig.txt" + ".\spUpdate\spUpdate.7z" ".\spUpdate\spUpdate.exeThe File Name List ("C:\7-Zip\spUpdate\spZip.txt")spUpdate\spDiary.exespUpdate\SP Utilities.exespUpdate\SPDIARY_TEMPLATE.MDBThe Config File ("C:\7Zip\spUpdate\spUpdateConfig.txt");!@Install@!UTF-8!InstallPath="%PROGRAMFILES%\\spDiary"ExtractTitle="Preparing the installation...";!@InstallEnd@!There are probably faults with the above as I find all the different 7z and sfx versions a little confusing and have probably used conflicting versions of each. I am hoping someone can correct me on any mistakes I have made..In saying this, It Actually works.My problem is;- On the Target Machine, although the sfx finds "C:\Program Files\spDiary\" as requested in the Config command: Installpath="%PROGRAMFILES%\\spDiary", it creates an additional "spUpdate\" folder and places the files in there.ie: "C:\Program Files\spDiary\spUpdate\"As a work around, I can use the root of one of the hard drives as a 'Work Folder' but don't like that idea.Your assistance with this will be greatly appreciated.~Mike~
foxyshadis Posted December 23, 2009 Posted December 23, 2009 So far, with a vast amount of assistance from this thread (And lots of cussing), I have achieved my aim with one small problem... the archive carries the original path and installs to that directory.]~Mike~cd to the folder and call 7zip from there:@echo offcd /d C:\7-Zip\spUpdate..\7za a ".\spUpdate.7z" @".\spZip.txt"copy /b ..\7zsd.sfx + ".\spUpdateConfig.txt" + ".\spUpdate.7z" ".\spUpdate.exeModify your file list accordingly.Now I have a question of my own. How do I specify that the folder I want to decompress into should be an ntfs-compressed folder? That would cut down enormously on the disk thrashing, and with today's processors it's virtually zero overhead. Unfortunately, it seems like I can't do anything or call any files pre-decompression, short of making my own loader. Is this possible now, or can it be put into the sfx?
mikerg Posted December 24, 2009 Posted December 24, 2009 cd to the folder and call 7zip from there:@echo offcd /d C:\7-Zip\spUpdate..\7za a ".\spUpdate.7z" @".\spZip.txt"copy /b ..\7zsd.sfx + ".\spUpdateConfig.txt" + ".\spUpdate.7z" ".\spUpdate.exeModify your file list accordingly.Thanks for the help foxyshadis. I shall try this theory over Christmas (If I can sneak away from the family)I have already learned something from you.... Its amazing... I have been writing .bat files since Dos 4.2 days and was not aware of the CD /D switch.. Saves an extra line of code Happy Christmas to you and all~Mike~
gora Posted February 27, 2010 Posted February 27, 2010 2 AllModules 1.4 alpha build 1659 (x86 & x64) are updated (February 12, 2010) and are accessible on Russian forum.The translator is necessary for a translation of site and help (manual) to English language.
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