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2006-12-25, 04:16 PM,
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Question  File switching
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2006-12-25, 04:29 PM,
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RE: File switching
sorry, I don't understand your question Sad
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2006-12-25, 05:05 PM,
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RE: File switching
Vitali Wrote:sorry, I don't understand your question Sad
Let's say I've got an application installed during the setup. Is it possible to make a file switch (like modding) but later on??
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2006-12-25, 06:00 PM,
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RE: File switching
penguin_chris Wrote:Let's say I've got an application installed during the setup. Is it possible to make a file switch (like modding) but later on??
would you replace a file with a modifed file?

its possible:
  • if you add a applicatin, get you a line like: "%CDROM%\Software\ApplicationName\Setup.exe" /switch1 /switch2
  • After this can you add a second line: cmd \c COPY "%CDROM%\Software\ApplicationName\ModifedFile" "%Programfiles%\Aplicationsdirectory\OriginalFile" /Y
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2006-12-25, 10:45 PM,
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RE: File switching
Yes, I thought of something like this Smile.
Thank you for the help but now I only got two questions Smile)
1. How can I set a theme (a custom one) to be default?
2. How to add a text mode driver (a SATA controller driver) since when I add a file using the Drivers tab and the Drivers for RAID option I just get an error message

Thank you for the help you already provided me with and for help in advance Smile)
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2006-12-26, 12:28 PM,
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RE: File switching
penguin_chris Wrote:1. How can I set a theme (a custom one) to be default?
http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/view/web/76/
penguin_chris Wrote:2. How to add a text mode driver (a SATA controller driver) since when I add a file using the Drivers tab and the Drivers for RAID option I just get an error message
I need this error bevore I can help you. Can you make a shot from this error? You can send it to v.graf@gmx.net
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2006-12-26, 12:58 PM,
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RE: File switching
Vitali Wrote:http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/view/web/76/
I worked it out with a regkey which is a little easier (at least for me)

Vitali Wrote:I need this error bevore I can help you. Can you make a shot from this error? You can send it to v.graf@gmx.net
This was just a problem of a bad driver directory so its done...
Sorry for causing the trouble when I find a solution by myself Smile)
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