[iamtheky]

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I thought it was useless keeping gaps in the 3 digit numbers, 010 and 015, by the way those numbers are customizable i mean just simply having them numerically ordered?

Yes they run in order so 001 /v 1
								  001 /v 2
								  001 /v 3
would run prior to:		 002 /v 1
								   002 /v 2
								   002 /v 3
also:						   003 /v 1
								  003 /v 11	<-- 11 and 12 would run before 2 because it does not order values numerically, So indeed there would be a 
								  003 /v 12	<--   workaround if you needed to reorder, and did not leave spaces, that would not require an overhaul.
								  003 / 2
								  003 / 3

I believe it recommends to keep gaps that way if you find there is a hiccup and you need to drop a 'net stop msiserver' or 'shutdown -r -t 0' or a fake ping wait, or install a forgotten dependency, you dont have to reorder the whole thing. My customers are undoubtedly afk during the process, so feeling unattended is subjective. I suppose the only advantage I have is that if I want to install a 'clean' XP box (nothing in add remove except the 1.1 framework i install at T -13), I can do so with the very same disc by killing the runonceex and then deleting the contents of the key in the registry.

This post has been edited by iamtheky: 11 June 2009 - 09:52 AM