I started making an autorun interface for my x-in-1 windows 2000/xp, using Autoplay Media Studio, now i have a 99.9% interface similar to the original windows xp setup.exe (same fonts, same graphics, ... a complete clone [check screenshot]), but i have one problem...

i was unable to get all commands to work in my interface, calling an exe or opening a webpage is OK, but the xp setup has a couple of things i was unable to close:
- Check system compitibility: what file/function does it call to open this window?
- Install optional windows compontents

another question, does anybody here use Autoplay Media Studio? i have few scripting problems with it too.

when it's done, i'll publish it here so that people can use it in their multiboot cd/dvd...

Use this to install optional windows components:


And this for system compatibility:

Setup.exe's url to compatibility website:


I have done exactly the same thing, but in another language

Wow, thanks a lot....

Hie i just wanted to ask if you have finished your custom setup.exe

Use VB .... its much better and you won't have that ugly application border that Autoplay Media won't allow you to remove.

I just posted a Windows 2000 one I did here.
http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=49723

I have made over 15 autorun files with the AutoplayMenu Builder...... No ugly borders.... shows exactly as i created it....

We were speaking of Autoplay Media Studio though. All the things I tried always had a border around the outside of the main window (like the one in the picture at the top of this thread) that I couldn't get to go away. If anyone knows what I mean and knows anyway to remove it I'd like to know. Otherwise, I'll stick to VB6.

@TypeR189
I have used v4.0.0.4 and to remove the borders and title bar goto, Project - Settings and in the Window options uncheck Title Bar and Border, I shouldn't think v5 would be any different.

u ever tried to use Autoplay Menu Builder. its very simlar to that of using the old Vb 6 and is very customizable. ive made many clones of differnet menus using it.

Seems it might be. I could not locate that option, but I think you are mistaken about what I am trying to remove. I have attached pics. The first is of something I did with VB6. The other is what I want to remove, the little gray border. I still want the title bar and blue application border, though. Sorry pic is so big, not sure how to resize.