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Swimming_Bird's WPI Autorun caller beta 2

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It all seems to be working as of now

Help can be reached via /?

autorunhelp.jpg

Error found in help file, wpi should be run as %wpi%wpi.bat since %wpi% has to have a "\" at the end of it anyways.

Also default wpi path is %cdrom%\$OEM$\WPI

[AutoRunParams]
installdir=%cdrom%\$oem$\Install\
wpidir=%cdrom%\$OEM$\WPI\
title="Swimming_Bird's WPI XP Install Disk"
wpi=1
;by default:
;installdir=%cdrom%\$oem$\Install
;wpidir=%cdrom%\$OEM$\WPI
;title="WPI Windows XP Install"
;wpi=1 (runs %wpi%\wpi.htm)
;%wpi%=wpidir

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Future versions will be more fool proof, no need to worry about "\" and some other things.

Error, currently has issue running batch files, will be fixed in next version.

Edited by Swimming_Bird

The autorun in the file you posted looks nothing like the example you posted above.

Just ran /? and got the old menu I think you posted the old file my friend.

Edited by kelsenellenelvian

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****, my ftp client is set to automatically skip any existing files (not overwrite)

i fixed it

also new version has things in place to make sure you dont forget or add too many "\"

so put them wherever you like :P

Edited by Swimming_Bird

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Is there anyway I could talk you into making a more WPI-ish looking one for me to kick around for a little bit?

the large buttons are just jpegs that are 480x67 and the exit is 129x67

the easiest thing would be to give me ones of that size. if you want i can tweak the sizes though.

and of course the icon is just a .ico file.

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