[Cybermurder]

Hello,
in the example file example.xml is a part how shows so:

	 <execute 
    display='Applying tweaks...' 
    program='regedit' 
    arguments='/s "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\PostInstall\RegTweak.reg"'
    username='Spike'
    password='swordfish'
    />

The part with program='regedit' do interesting me.. Why just regedit? Why not %Systemroot%/regedit.exe?. Can i use regsvr32 so standalone, too? :

<execute program='regsvr32' arguments='/u /s zipfldr.dll' hide='true' />

[thehalon]

never tested it.. never used it...

but should work... go to CMD and type 'path' every *.exe *.cmd well you can run everything from there without typing the path


lol.... is there anyone who can convert this to standard english pls?

[prathapml]

@thehalon
That's right.


@CyberMurder
Yes, you can use regedit, regsvr32, CMD, cscript, notepad, and such EXEs directly, without needing to give full path-names. If you want to see what other executables can be directly run, go to this registry key for a full list:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths

All the EXEs listed there can be directly run. How does it work?
The listed EXEs there, have their full-paths already known to the system/registry - so that you don't need to specify the path.

[Wraith]

It also searches %PATH%.




Err. n/m. I didn't read the other post.