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Command problem

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I have cmdlines.txt in $oem$ and it works if there is 1 command. When i put "com1.exe;com2.exe", it doesn't work.

1-I want to run more than 1 com.exe. What should I do.?

2-I put nero in %oem%\$1$\app\nero.exe and app.exe. Oemfilepath="app\nero.exe;app\app.exe". It doesn't work.

I want to be able to run more than 1 program. what do i need to put on "oemfilepath"

what i need to do to fix these problem.?

thank you very much. Please be a little bit more details.

For your 1st question, all you need to do is place the seperate commands on seperate lines. Id recommend using a batch file, however, and include each seperate command, the simply have the cmdlines.txt call the batch file. Example of cmdlines.txt (assuming the exe's are in the root $OEM$ folder)

[COMMANDS]
run.exe
blah.exe
wee.exe

If I understand your second question, you want to be able to run nero.exe, then run app.exe once nero.exe is finished. Again, you really would want to use a batch file to do this. The syntax for what you want to do (if I read you right) is this:

1. 1st, fix your folder structure... you dont want "$1$" you want "$1". This means that anything in this folder (your 'app' folder for example) will be copied to your %systemdrive% (typically your C: drive) during installation.

2. You then would use a batch file to run your 2 exe's

set OEMFILEPATH=%systemdrive%\app
%OEMFILEPATH%\nero.exe
%OEMFILEPATH%\app.exe

Hope this helps....

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