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Tweakui and Silverlight

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wanna make sure I understand this correctly:

1. The zip file of TweakUI can be put in the Hotfix directory for regular integration by nLite?

2. As per a different thread, Silverlight can be put in \RunOnce and installed with the silverlight.exe /q silent install at nLite's RunOnce?

Thanks.

1. What zip file? You use an add-on and add it to the the Hotfix, Add-ons and Update Packs section of nLite. http://www.esnips.com/doc/ed74032e-c5a8-45...ef-7ce5f5e8759b

2. What is \RunOnce? You use an add-on and add it to the the Hotfix, Add-ons and Update Packs section of nLite. If you cant find an add-on, just make one yourself with nLite add-on maker. http://www.virtualltek.com/downloads/show/3

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I think I got confused trying to figure out the relationship between folder names and the nLite sections where they should be added. I won't bother you with the details.

The short of it is: if I don't use your .BAT files, can I just put the addons in some folder and then add it in the Hotfixes section, period. Nothing else?

I found a silverlight addon.

Thanks.

What bat files? I think you have me confused with someone else. I see you have some other threads. Maybe you were talking to somebody there about bat files. If so, it's best to keep that conversation going in that thread.

Yes, you just add the add-ons to the hotfix section. Nothing else.

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