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Hi,
I have seen people producing custom installations of various programs, my question is how do they do this?
Specifically I want to start with MSN Messenger 7.
I have downloaded and installed WinInstall LE which is the tool used.
But it does not want to start (some error about invalid licence).
No it's not a cracked copy or anything like that
1) Are there other tools to use?
2) How do I know what to delete etc to customise a package?
Is it just trial and error?
Or do I have to look for specific things (registry entries, files etc)?
Any help, tutorials, suggestions, websites etc are appreciated!
Thanks!
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Making a Silent/Custom MSN Messenger 7
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Posted 17 June 2005 - 05:32 PM
Uhm, check this out:
http://www.msfn.org/...showtopic=12657
msn can be installed silently with switches. If you still want to do it in another way, or for example have a reg file that you want to add, and so on, you could create a self-extracting archive that runs some cmd file (search a bit, you'll find it). Another option is an AutoIt script. Last one is actually repackaging the software, but that's only needed if the other options don't work.
http://www.msfn.org/...showtopic=12657
msn can be installed silently with switches. If you still want to do it in another way, or for example have a reg file that you want to add, and so on, you could create a self-extracting archive that runs some cmd file (search a bit, you'll find it). Another option is an AutoIt script. Last one is actually repackaging the software, but that's only needed if the other options don't work.
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