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stormbrush

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I usually do it like this:

1. create an $OEM$ folder in the folder of the source CD

2. create $docs folder inside

3. create All Users folder inside

4. create folder Desktop inside

5. Put all the programs inside in a folder

So, the path is: $OEM$->$docs->All Users->Desktop->add your program folder

Note: this will copy the program folder to the All Users desktop at first boot, meaning it will be available to all users on the computer; I suppose there is an option to use your username instead of All Users, but I haven't tried it yet. At the same time, you can delete the program folder after install by going to C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Desktop

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Thanks a lot! When you say in the source, did you mean that i make new folder in I386 folder or else?

And one more: is it making of $OEM$ folder meaning just renaming new folder or something difference?

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stormbrush, you cannot place it on your created user account DeskTop, because at the time the $OEM$ folder is processed, your user account is not created. Another idea is to place the folder into your installed folder and use a DOS copy command placed in the RunOnce exit in the Unattended section to move it to your user account DeskTop. Enjoy, John.

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However, your new folder can be placed on the "All Users" or "Default User" desktop with $Docs.

  • If placed on the "All Users" desktop then if any user deletes or modifies it, those changes occur for all users.
  • If placed on the "Default User" desktop then every user will receive their own copy of the folder to be modified or deleted independently.

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