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Ok got a question, I just got Notepad2, and think its worthy of being my new Wordpad, but how would I go about doing that?


Protos,

totoymola has created a installshield install for metapad. Which... ehh... sort kinda... the same.

pm him he can send it to u. :)

@Nologic :thumbup good advice.

Protoss -

Well I'd do up a simple script like so at the very least. :)

If FileExists ( @WindowsDir & "\ServicePackFiles\i386\Notepad.exe" ) Then
       FileCopy ( @ScriptDir & "\Notepad2.exe", @WindowsDir & "\ServicePackFiles\i386\Notepad.exe" , 1 )
EndIf
If FileExists ( @SystemDir  & "\dllcache\Notepad.exe" ) Then
       FileCopy ( @ScriptDir & "\Notepad2.exe", @SystemDir  & "\dllcache\Notepad.exe" , 1 )
EndIf
If FileExists ( @SystemDir  & "\Notepad.exe" ) Then
       FileCopy ( @ScriptDir & "\Notepad2.exe", @SystemDir  & "\Notepad.exe" , 1 )
EndIf
If FileExists ( @WindowsDir & "\Notepad.exe" ) Then
       FileCopy ( @ScriptDir & "\Notepad2.exe", @WindowsDir & "\Notepad.exe" , 1 )
EndIf

Tho that will flate out nuke Notepad to where there is no backup...so you may want to code that in.

Some thing like:

FileCopy ( @WindowsDir & "\Notepad.exe", @WindowsDir & "\Notepad.exe.bak" , 1 )

Tho that code would go before the prior code.

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