Warrant Page to come up after sysprep reseal

[ryder.jhb]

Hi Guys, I am new to this site so please bear with me. I have been asked to develop a system whereby, when the client inputs name, org, licence key, etc I need a popup window to appear with my company's warranty document.

The customer then needs to either accept the Warranty info or decline it (record a string somewhere - either file or dmi entry) so that if that system gets returned for fault, we can see if they have accepted the warranty terms.

Ideally, I would need to have it appear every couple of days as a reminder until the client either says yes or no.

Anyone done anything similiar and can offer some tips to get me started? Not asking for a free ride, just want a starting point.

Thanks

[Tommix]

Don't be a F*** looser and read the forum across and you will never again please so stupid..make for me cause Im newbie... ha..make ur self.

[-I-]

Tommix you are an id***.. and if anyone stil nead this,

id say... make somesore of aplicating (for example in C

with some code like,

check registry 
	if key HKLM\software\oem\warrently\ exists and a subkey like $agrea$ is  "yes" do nothing  else pop up a window display a area-element loaded with  c:\windows\oem\oemlicence.txt   and   an accept   and decline button

im not good at the actual code, - but it should work probebly with only 100kb of compiled code and be easily run from the windows config (either form HLML\software\Microsoft\windows\run or somthing simular.

[Daemonforce]

Make it stop! It's like a gurl followed me off teh Internets! :'(

check registry 
	if key HKLM\software\oem\warrently\ exists and a subkey like $agrea$ is  "yes" do nothing  else pop up a window display a area-element loaded with  c:\windows\oem\oemlicence.txt   and   an accept   and decline button

im not good at the actual code, - but it should work probebly with only 100kb of compiled code and be easily run from the windows config (either form HLML\software\Microsoft\windows\run or somthing simular.

I believe it would compile less than that, but yeah. That would....Work.