[booster]

BenjaminKalytta, on Aug 10 2004, 10:48 AM, said:

@all: Ok I changed the selection behaviour now.
Benjamin

Thank you Benjamin

[BenjaminKalytta]

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...he should be part of the Administrators group and not become a limited user after first logon. Or what do you mean by "Primary user" ?

No if Group.x=1 is specified WIHU will not change anything after install. Only if Group.x=0 was specified WIHU will first assign this new user full access rights during installation which will removed later after first logon of this user.

I changed "DefaultHome" to "Home" because of consistency reason. Sorry for that, but's already beta

Benjamin

This post has been edited by BenjaminKalytta: 11 August 2004 - 06:21 AM

[visaversa]

As promised to board members and as help for others my *.ini.

Nothing fancy but maybe some help for others.

cheers

Vv

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[BenjaminKalytta]

@visaversa: Thank you.

Benjamin

[t-o-m-m-y]

BenjaminKalytta, on Aug 10 2004, 10:48 AM, said:

@all: Ok I changed the selection behaviour now.

Benjamin

thanks it's much better

But I have one more question. it's only a styleproblem.
How can I put a '&' in the description? example: 'O&O Defrag'

there would be 'OO Defrag', I think this feature is okay, but exists there any other method to write the '&'. (perhaps '/&' --> '&' or 'char(54)' --> '&' or any other method)

[BenjaminKalytta]

@t-o-m-m-y : I fxied it. Please download from web page.

Benjamin

[booster]

I can't seem to get the & to appear.

Tag&Rename 3.15 is displayed TagRename 3.15.


And just a minor thing:

If we got this

x] Tools                                      
  [x] Total Commander 6.0.3                     
      [ ] Total Commander Settings           <-- This is hidden

Then it's displayed like this

x] Tools                                         
  [x] Total Commander 6.0.3

But there is still the little square displayed beside indicating there is subtrees.
But there are not as it is hidden.


Hope you follow. And as I said it is just a minor thing


Keep up the good up Benjamin

[BenjaminKalytta]

Sorry, both things are fixed now;)

Benjamin

[booster]

Sorry, but the little square is still there when the subtrees are hidden.

[BenjaminKalytta]

Sorry, Now it is really fixed

Benjamin

This post has been edited by BenjaminKalytta: 11 August 2004 - 08:49 AM

[booster]

Top nice Benjamin

Must soon be out of beta now

[midiboy]

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Hi midiboy!

Well, both ways, of course, are possible, just dependent on one's own needs. Certainly it's possible, too, to import a registry file with some tweaks at T-13 mark. But many installation routines only write data into registry's HKCU hive and I don't really want to search for those entries and add them to every user manually; this can be done much more nicer by let's call it "T-13-method".  Yeah, and what is even more, often some files are copied to Application Data in the profile folders directory and so on, these files will be copied later to every newly created user account automatically which wouldn't be the case if I don't install software during T-13

Hi my2001!

I understand ! Thanks for your explanation. Haven´t thought about this yet. I wish more software developers would install for all users by default.

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Furthermore: for daily work one should never use admin rights.

Are you really really doing this yourself ?

I know of course that it would be better to work with restricted rights but there are far too many problems currently with different applications so it is a real pain to do this. Also, since I am the only user on my PC I like to do all kinds of administrative tasks while doing other stuff on my PC so I would need to constantly switch between Administrator and User account. Not really my idea of working with a PC.

Security is important and I do whatever I can but I don´t want to restrict my rights while I am doing stuff on my PC.

Things are different for companies or more public PC´s, I agree.


Ciao,
Alex

[midiboy]

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No if Group.x=1 is specified WIHU will not change anything after install. Only if Group.x=0 was specified WIHU will first assign this new user full access rights during installation which will removed later after first logon of this user.

Thanks for your explanation !

Bye,
Alex

[t-o-m-m-y]

BenjaminKalytta, on Aug 11 2004, 01:21 PM, said:

@t-o-m-m-y : I fxied it. Please download from web page.

Benjamin

thanks you are really great

your support is fantastic

[midiboy]

Hey Benjamin,

is it possible that your latest version has this "Homepath" bug again which you just fixed ?

Seems to not work anymore here ....

Bye,
Alex

[BenjaminKalytta]

@midiboy: Which bug?

Benjamin

[midiboy]

Hey Benjamin,

well, if I have this in my install.ini:

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[users]DefaultHome=%Personal%

it should set Basisordner to the Personal folder, right ? You fixed this a few days ago I think but in your latest version, Basisordner is empy again ... ( see pic )

Bye,
Alex

[midiboy]

Just an idea ...

I downloaded from your website thinking it would be the latest version ... but it´s hard to say ... without buildnumbers (*hint*hint* )

Bye,
Alex

[BenjaminKalytta]

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I downloaded from your website thinking it would be the latest version ... but it´s hard to say ... without buildnumbers

Just take a look at the version information. On the web page is the latest version.
Btw. also take a look at an older posting ... I mentioned there that I changed "DefaultHome" to "Home", this seems to be your problem.

Benjamin

[midiboy]

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Btw. also take a look at an older posting ... I mentioned there that I changed "DefaultHome" to "Home", this seems to be your problem.

Argh, I hate it when people edit old posts !

I saw it now, thanks ! :-)

Byebye,
Alex