Hi, i know that is possible that it can be used runonceex and guirunonce together, but how can i make it, (i already have a cmd file, which i used batch commands... so i'd like to use both... at the same time

i've been thinking to include the command line at the final of my batch file...

like this

auto.cmd

ECHO Installing Adobe Reader 6.0

start /wait %systemdrive%\progs\ACROBAT.exe -p"-s /v\"/qn\""

ECHO Installed.

ECHO The rest (runonceex file)

start /wait %systemdrive%\progs\runoncefile.cmd

ECHO Installed.

and the winnt.sif, is like this:

[GuiRunOnce]

%systemdrive%\updates\auto.cmd

Can i make this?!

Resuming: my winxp will execute the auto.cmd, so it has the updates and some programs... at the end of my batch file, it will execute the runonceex file... (i'd like to know if this is possible...)

Thank you guys!

Why would you want to use both methods? Its typically recommended that you use one or the other... I recommend RunOnceEx personally.

but, can i use batch commands using RunOnceEx method?! mixing both, but using RunOnceEX to execute my programs?! thank u durex! it sounds little strange, but, i´m asking u all ´cause i´m rookie...

It shouldn't be a problem. Sure you can use batch commands with RunOnceEx. It doesn't matter what you execute in there as long as windows knows how to run it, but I would agree with Durex. It's unnecessary to use both methods as one will do.

I use batch files, vbscripts, and msi's in my RunOnceEx.cmd file. I have attached a copy for your reference.

RunOnceEx.cmd

I would also recommend reading the following section of the UACD guide if you havent already.

Good luck!