[xtentic]

Hi everyone

Are you sharing your silent installs? or CD images of your custom build XP/whatver installs?

on DC++, Torrent? etc? if that's allowed here?

If that's not allowed, would people share there install configuration files (like ini's, cmd, etc?)

This post has been edited by xtentic: 22 October 2005 - 04:01 AM

[yoyo92]

we are sharing only experiences... nothing else.

because it's piracy to share cds,softwares...

(only freewares could be shared).

try to do yourself,it's the best way

and in the forum,everybody "share" autoit scripts,cmd... just read or ask

This post has been edited by yoyo92: 22 October 2005 - 04:04 AM

[Bâshrat the Sneaky]

Distribution of non-freeware is not allowed in any case.

Distribution of freeware is allowed in some cases.

Sharing methods for silent installations is allowed in all cases (on condition you don't include your serial number, of course).

[xtentic]

Then woud it be nice if everyone shares there silent installation settings (like scripts, etc etc?)

[Bâshrat the Sneaky]

xtentic, on Oct 22 2005, 12:35 PM, said:

Then woud it be nice if everyone shares there silent installation settings (like scripts, etc etc?)

Maybe you should read all subforums' names again... Or use the search function.

(Hint: that's exactly what we're doing here! )

[FaceMouth]

SHARING IS FUN !!!!


Sorry, feeling sarcastic this morning, no meanness intended. I have to add I can't thank enough people on here for all that I've learned. I've got my unattend working well, and learned more than I ever thought I would about windows from this site.

I still have yet to ask a single question. No bragging intended, I'm just really stubborn when it comes to asking for help when I'm stuck on something (usually my problem is having a "5" where I'm supposed to have "%")

Doing everything by yourself is definetely the way to go, when problems arise they are easier to solve when you have done everything else. Cutting and pasting scripts is good when you already understand what you are doing.

I have to say thanks again, and good luck to you xtentic. It's a great feeling when you spend hours trying to do something and finally get it working.

This post has been edited by FaceMouth: 23 October 2005 - 06:09 AM