March 24, 200719 yr I also use an anti-banner patch for icq 2003, but I don't know which switch to use, can anyone help?
March 25, 200719 yr If I recall, the anti-banner patch just patches two .dll files, so all you have to do is install silently and then replace the .dll files.
March 25, 200719 yr If I start replacing files etc. I'll get far away from unattended installation very soon
March 26, 200719 yr Replace the files in your clean up batch file. This way it will still be unattended. I still use ICQ 2003b and I am pretty sure I will eventaully have to switch over to the lite version. But since they haven't updated the program in 4 years, it is a safe bet that copying the .dll files during your cleanup command will be a permanent solution.
March 31, 200719 yr How do I do that? To copy files in a command file, then go to the command prompt window and type copy /? to get the syntax needed for you to do the commands needed.ICQ 2003, last of the good versions IMO
June 7, 200719 yr Better Late than nevercopy the two modified .dll files toXPCD\$OEM$In your clean up batch file,copy /y %systemdrive%\*.dll "%systemdrive%\program files\icq\" Edited June 7, 200719 yr by Gee
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