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Redirect imagex output to innerhtml possible?

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Hello again

Want to thank everybody in here who have helped me coming a long way with my little development project of a deployment GUI for WinPE. It works good as of now but I still want to do more with it.

Until now i have turned on the command prompt window during imaging:

oShell.Run("%WINDIR%\imagex /apply Z\images\windows7\professional\x64\sources\install.wim 1 C:"), 1, True

I have read some places online that you can redirect the output from the command prompt to txt file, but could it be done so that i can display the percentage in my hat window with the innerhtml syntax?

For instance

strProgress.InnerHTML = "Applying image 0% > 100%"

Again thank you to all who have helped me so far!

Edited by doestergaard

It is my understanding that imagex does not produce in process stdout for redirection, it only flushes it at the end.

You may need to look at using an alternative such as RTconsole.

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Thank you for your answers.

I have read somewhere that you can use RegEx and then display just the percentages of a image progress. Does anybody know if thats is possible?

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