//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Reference ... prog[0] won't be used. It's just an example
// look in program.js to see explanation of these properties
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// pn=0 // start value vor prog numbering
// prog[pn]=['Program Name']
// picf[pn]=['Picture File']
// picw[pn]=['Width']
// pich[pn]=['Height']
// desc[pn]=['Description']
// textl[pn]=['Text location']
// texti[pn]=['Text Indent']
// regb[pn]=['Registry Key Path']
// cmd1[pn]=['CommandLine 1']
// cmd2[pn]=['CommandLine 2']
// cmd3[pn]=['CommandLine 3']
// cmd4[pn]=['CommandLine 4']
// cmd5[pn]=['CommandLine 5']
// cmd6[pn]=['CommandLine 6']
// rega[pn]=['Registry Key Path']
// dflt[pn]=['no']
// forc[pn]=['false']
// cat[pn]=['Application Category']
// ordr[pn]=[0]
// uid[pn]=['APP1']
// cond[pn]=['Javascript Conditional Statement']
// deps[pn]=[]
// excl[pn]=[]
// configs[pn]=['List of configs to be auto checked for comma seprated']
// pn++

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Your programs here ...
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
pn=1;
prog[pn]=['CCleaner']
uid[pn]=['CCLEANER']
picw[pn]=['128']
pich[pn]=['128']
desc[pn]=['Last version of ccleaner.']
textl[pn]=['Bottom']
texti[pn]=['1']
ordr[pn]=[1]
cmd1[pn]=['c:\\install\\ccsetup221_slim.exe /S']
cat[pn]=['Examples']
pn++

prog[pn]=['everestultimate502']
uid[pn]=['EVERESTULTIMATE502EXEVERY']
picw[pn]=['128']
pich[pn]=['128']
desc[pn]=['last version of everest']
textl[pn]=['Bottom']
texti[pn]=['1']
ordr[pn]=[2]
cmd1[pn]=['c:\\install\\everestultimate502.exe /VERYSILENT']
pn++

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// End of program definitions ...
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Another update!

You can also use the KILL command to terminate a group of processes based on the process name or window title. This is a good way to shut down all instances of a failing application that opens up new instances of itself. The following command will terminate all the open Notepad windows:

Kill *note*
If the KILL command doesn't work, you can try using an –F switch to force a process to stop. However, be careful which processes you terminate. Some processes are required for the normal operation of Windows, and stopping them in this way could shut down your whole system.

I can help you with most of this. There was a autoscript called taskkills.exe that worked like task kill I will see if I still have it. (yes i do)

Extract will not work.

The JScript functions will not work.

Limited to 6 commandlines per entry.

I also noticed that DELDIR seems to be missing, as well as RUNBG (what's that do?), SLEEP, REBOOT, [UN]REGDLL, INSTINF, REGEDIT.
I don't use any of those except DELDIR ... is that just a later addition that never got back-ported or is there some reason it's not there? I think I might try out a little hackery tomorrow ... but stop me now if I'm barking up the wrong tree!

Actually this isn't a back-port. It's an update to the last version of WPI that worked on win 98se. Thats why there are SOOOO many missing features.

My goals and wishes for this is to keep it as small and lean as possible.

ALOT of these will not work on the older os's (I spent a full night just trying to get a task killer to work in 98 )

getOSver() and getSPver() are not possibly since WMI is not on 95/98/ME. There may be some other way, but it would be a hack to check them.