Silent executions?

[ChiDragon]

I was just wondering if there was any way to get XPlode to silently execute stuff during a program installation. For instance, I would like to install Nero and then import a registry file with Nero's settings, but without actually noting it. Instead of saying "Installing Nero" and then "Applying settings", I want to just have it say "Installing Nero" and doing both tasks. The only way I can think of is to make a batch and hide it, but that would require a whole bunch of batch files, considering how many programs I want to do this for.

[big_gie]

Just name all of the "display=" the same

like:

<item display='DirectX 9.0b'>
    <execute display='Extraction' program='%SOURCEDRIVE%\Programmes\7zip\7z.exe' arguments='x -y -o%WINDIR%\Temp\Install\directx %SOURCEDRIVE%\Programmes\directx9c.7z' hide='true' />
    <execute display='Installation' program='%WINDIR%\Temp\Install\directx\dxsetup.exe' arguments='/silent' />
</item>

would become:

<item display='DirectX 9.0b'>
    <execute display='Multimedia acceleration' program='%SOURCEDRIVE%\Programmes\7zip\7z.exe' arguments='x -y -o%WINDIR%\Temp\Install\directx %SOURCEDRIVE%\Programmes\directx9c.7z' hide='true' />
    <execute display='Multimedia acceleration' program='%WINDIR%\Temp\Install\directx\dxsetup.exe' arguments='/silent' />
</item>

[ChiDragon]

Cool, I'll try it out, thanks.

[Alanoll]

"Multimedia Acceleration"?

[big_gie]

Thats the first thing I tough when looking for another word

Microsoft DirectX® 9.0c End-User Runtime will update your current version of DirectX ? the core Windows® technology that drives high-speed multimedia and games on the PC.

They don't say its a security fix release