Slipstreaming HighMAT CD Wiz

Hi I am trying to slipstream the HighMAT Cd Wizard update into Windows XP Sp2

using a inf file (basically i am trying to do a real slipstream of sorts).

So far i have tried:

A) Adding my custom highmat.inf to SYSSETUP.INF (When using nlite i could modify the file without the digital signitures prob)

B) Using the secdrv.inf(Safedisc Driver) file already listed in SYSSETUP and just modifying it and adding my own highmat install.

My problems are:

Well basically method A resulted in a completely messed up instalation of Windows

(almost none of the components installed correctly).

Method B worked great with one problem... during instalation setup prompts me for the 4 files I have compressed into the instalation (highmat.htm, highmat.chm, hmtcdres.dll, hmtcd.dll)

I would really appreaciate any help.

So here's all my code so far:

In DOSNET.INF I added:

d1,highmat.htm
 d1,highmat.chm
 d1,hmtcd.dll
 d1,hmtcdres.dll

In TXTSETUP.SIF I added: (I think this is where the problem comes in)

highmat.htm = 100,,,,,,,,3,3
highmat.chm = 100,,,,,,,,3,3
hmtcd.dll = 100,,,,,,,,3,3
hmtcdres.dll = 100,,,,,,,,3,3

I have attached my custom secdrv.inf file that i replace in the I386.

The other four files i got from the HighMAT CD Wiz Package:

HighMAT_Readme.HTML ---> highmat.htm

HighMATCD.CHM ---> highmat.chm

hmtcd.dll

hmtcdres.dll

After windows setup(i manualy pointed out all the files) Windows Update no longer

lists the update and it seems to be installed (I can see it from the WMP copy to device dropdown list) it also isn't listed in Add/Remove(Which is kinda the point).

I know it's kinda stupid to want to do it this way (instead of using svcpack) but I would like to integrate the Highmat Wiz and Windows Journal this way.

Any help would be appreciated and sorry for my English.

secdrv.inf