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What are the proper numbers for these in

[DestinationDirs]

IEXPLORE.exe C:\programs files\internet explorer

King Crimson.jpg C:\windows\web\wallpaper

Pulp Fiction.jpg C:\windows\web\wallpaper

Windows Millennium.jpg C:\windows\web\wallpaper

MSPAINT.exe C:\Programs Files\Accessories

Scripts C:\Start menu\programs

Hover C:\program files

Marbles C:\program files

Movie Maker C:\program files

MSN Gaming Zone C:\program files

ResHack C:\program files

Also the 2 inf files i have are

WINTOP.inf

MAPC_OFF.inf

i'm sure you know what they do.

Edited by PROBLEMCHYLD

Posted (edited)
What are the proper numbers for these in

[DestinationDirs]

IEXPLORE.exe C:\programs files\internet explorer

King Crimson.jpg C:\windows\web\wallpaper

Pulp Fiction.jpg C:\windows\web\wallpaper

Windows Millennium.jpg C:\windows\web\wallpaper

MSPAINT.exe C:\Programs\Accessories

Scripts C:\Start menu\programs

Hover C:\program files

Marbles C:\program files

Movie Maker C:\program files

MSN Gaming Zone C:\program files

ResHack C:\program files

I haven't got a clue. But surely you'll easily find yourself in some tuts or help files.

Also the 2 inf files i have are

WINTOP.inf

MAPC_OFF.inf

i'm sure you know what they do.

I haven't got a clue either.

Edited by eidenk
Posted (edited)

that command line you gave me did intsall the files

but i assume the inf file are suppose to copy to C:\windows\inf folder

my mistake from the post earlier about not wanting to copy the files but now

i have to add them to the main inf file

thanks again all you guys helping me learn this stuff i really appreciate it.

Edited by PROBLEMCHYLD
Posted

You must create the folders not copy them AFAIK :

Here for batch file :

CD C:\windows\
mkdir folder
CD \
copy file C:\windows\folder\file

The above creates a folder named folder in C:\windows and then copies a file named file from the batch file folder into the newly created one.

For inf, just look in the docs, it should be easy.

Posted
What is the proper copy syntax for these in a bat file

IEXPLORE.exe C:\programs files\internet explorer

MSPAINT.exe C:\Programs Files\Accessories

You must be in 8.3 format as it's Dos. C:\PROGRA~1, instead of C:\programs files should work.

Posted (edited)
MSPAINT.exe C:\Programs Files\Accessories did copy

but IEXPLORE.exe C:\programs files\internet explorer didn't copy becuz

Internet explorer has a space in it

Hey, program files as well has a space in it and I told you a way to do it right just two posts above.

Edited by eidenk
Posted (edited)

I thought the ~1 only applied to program files i didn't realize it was meant for all

folders with spaces in the name that why i was able to only succed half way.

thanks 2 you guys i'm

almost finish with my personal advance pack.

Now i need to make a few shortcuts and rename the file

Edited by PROBLEMCHYLD
Posted

I suggest to copy such files [iexplore.exe for example] using INF code, which will properly detect actual location of installed OS components such as MS IE.

Example:

[Version]Signature=$CHICAGO$

[DefaultInstall]

CopyFiles=IE

[iE]

IEXPLORE.EXE

[DestinationDirs]

IE=29000

[sourceDisksNames]

1=,,0

All other methods mentioned here do not properly detect actual location of "C:\Program Files" [default location, but it may also be "D:\Programs" , "C:\PROGRAMS" , "C:\PF" or whatever else].

And short file name C:\Progra~1 accounts for only the 1st successful OS install.

If same or different MS WinOS was also installed [more than 1 time], C:\Progra~1 becomes C:\Progra~2 , C:\Progra~3 , etc, depending on how many times the WinOS was installed.

HTH

Posted (edited)

How do i copy these files to C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player in a inf file

MPLAYER2.EXE

MPVIS.DLL

WMPBAND.DLL

WMPLAYER.EXE

Edited by PROBLEMCHYLD
Posted

How do i make shortcuts for these files

in my bat file or inf

i prefer the easy way .

Taskmgr=Task Manager

RegClean=Reg Cleaner

WINTOP=Wintop

This is the last part of my pack thanks guys

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