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Photoshop CS2

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Edited by blinkdt

This is not true, I have written an AutoIt script myself which Unattendedly installs AND activates Adobe Photoshop CS2. It's not that hard, you just need to read the AutoIt manual.

Not only that, but it will aslo work on any pc!

Yeah, check page 10 of this thread, been there and done that. Does your AutoIt routine rely on a generator and/or care to share your script?

Of course it doesn't rely on a generator, you don't know the rules of the forum?? Mine can only be used providing you have activated legally on that machine first. Then I simply transfer the activation details by using the ControlSetText command.

I won't post my script yet, discovered it is still buggy. For some reason it will hang on the last screen of setup where you are asked whether or not to view readme - during a windows test it works fine, during setup test it hangs.

Edited by hohner

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Edited by blinkdt

I've been working on a script with AutoHotKey, kinda like autoscript, just easier to work with imo...

Here everything also works perfect, but I can't get it to wait for the last screen to click, it just clicks too early so it doesn't close, if I find the solution, I'll prolly post my script... Grtz

As I said in the previous post, I was working on this AutoIt script for the newest adobe (Adobe Photoshop CS2 9.0) and I'm finally finished...

It auto installs, registers and activates Photoshop, in other words : fully unattended...

I took the liberty to inspire myself on previous creations.

You can use AutoIt v3.0 to compile it, any remarks are welcome, grtz...

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Adobephotoshop1.au3

Edited by scuzzy47

you might want to edit out your s/n in the download...just a suggestion...Also, you may want to edit your post to remove any hint of a keygen. AFAICT its ok to use in your autoit script, but prolly looked down upon talking about it in an open forum

Edited by evilvoice

  • 2 weeks later...

@scuzzy47: Very, very nice. A clean script using the full installer.

Is it possible to adapt the script for the whole Adobe CS2 Suite?

i wrote up a full autoscript code that will install and activate during install, with the use of a keygen to activate it but not to get a key..

there are several steps that need to be done, one is to open abcpy.ini and put in your key and user name. And use a batch file to start the msi silently

i am not sure if i can post it, if i am allowed i will post it, if not i will kindly delete this post

Edited by iceWolf

Just post it. It's not like you're telling us where to get the keygen, or even which keygen it is that you're using (but I'm sure the more saavy people can guess). It's not warez to post a script that does nothing illegal. It's kinda like how NFOrce and iSONEWS can have .nfo files, but no serials in the NFO. ;)

Is it possible to adapt the script for the whole Adobe CS2 Suite?

The AutoIt bottom line: if you can do it with a keyboard and/or mouse, you can do it with AutoIt. And a whole lot more.

Updated forum script for PS CS 2....don't know if it works...and don't frankly care...just did some clean up, to where it should be easier to fix any error's that maybe in it.

  • 4 months later...

Hello! :hello:

To disassociate .png files for photoshop? after msi silent installer?

Thx

P.D.: Sorry for my english :blushing:

To disassociate the files png, to use this value in the registry

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.png]"PerceivedType"="image"

@="pngfile"

"Content Type"="image/png"

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.png\OpenWithProgids]

"png"=hex(0):

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.png\PersistentHandler]

@="{098f2470-bae0-11cd-b579-08002b30bfeb}"

Bye! :hello:

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