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Swimming_Bird's WPI Autorun caller beta 1

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Feel free to give it a go, i stole some of the images from funker's theme.

AS OF NOW THE WPI OPTION DOES NOT WORK

The switches are:

/?    Help

/w    Run WPI Installer

/s    Run the default windows installer

/cd    Explore the CD

/install    Explore the install directory

Included is an inifile to edit the locations of everything (AUTORUN.INF) the script will interpret %cdrom% properly so long as the exe is in the root directory of the CD:

[AutoRun]
open=Autorun.exe
icon=Autorun.exe
[AutoRunParams]
installdir=%cdrom%\$oem$\Install
wpidir=%cdrom%\$OEM$\WPI
;by default:
;installdir=%cdrom%\$oem$\Install
;wpidir=%cdrom%\$OEM$\WPI

http://www.the-skynet.com/Autorun.rar

To Do:

Allow installdir/wpidir to be passed via switch

Place string in ini for the scripts naming (as well as in switches).

Edited by Swimming_Bird

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Kinda nice I like that it is customizable for the dirs.  I personally won't use it thoutgh because I have a full custom autorun/setup file for my windows/wpi disk.

should i add ini options for what to call for each option?

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That would really be a good idea.

i'd like to figure out a way that by default it would run %wpidir%\wpi.htm but it could call anything else.

i just really wanna figure out how to have it directly call wpi.htm without a batch script.

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I could make you an exe file to call wpi.hta and whatever else you want.

I have a registered copy of quick batch file compiler.

naw, i'm looking to have the script run it directly.

thanks though

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new version will be ready tommorow, its too late as it is. i got everything working for the moment and will post updated one tommorow.

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