Hi all,
have just found various little programs which create useful context menu extensions here:
http://serenity.pixe...u/shellmenu.htm
Each of these extensions include a simple .exe file or an .exe file + reg file.I don't know which switches apply to them,so can anyone please explain me how to install them unattendedly ?
Create Directory Listing (to a text file. This is VERY useful)
http://serenity.pixelarmy.org/apps/shellme...edirlisting.zip
Create Shortcut (with a single click)
http://serenity.pixelarmy.org/apps/shellme...ateshortcut.zip
ReadOnly (remove read-only attribute from multiple files/foolders)
http://serenity.pixe...u/-readonly.zip
Empty Folder (to recycle bin)
http://serenity.pixe...emptyfolder.zip
Copy To... (works better than the registry tweak,IMO)
http://serenity.pixe...menu/copyto.zip
Move To... (works better than the registry tweak,IMO)
http://serenity.pixe...menu/moveto.zip
Path To Clipboard (better than PathCopy,IMO)
http://serenity.pixelarmy.org/apps/shellme...toclipboard.zip
Create .bak (create a backup of the file with extension.bak)
http://serenity.pixe...u/createbak.zip
Create App Path
http://serenity.pixelarmy.org/apps/shellme...eateapppath.zip
Thank you in advance !
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(REQUEST):Some shell extensions programs - unattended
#2
Posted 12 February 2006 - 01:13 PM
from the author:
Unless otherwise stated, each zip file linked contains an executable and two registry files to install/uninstall. (You will need to edit the install registry file with the correct path to the exe first for these to work)
i havent tested them yet but i think that you only need to copy the EXE file to any path you choose and then apply the reg file to register it. note: read that you need to edit the reg file to fill in your path.
Unless otherwise stated, each zip file linked contains an executable and two registry files to install/uninstall. (You will need to edit the install registry file with the correct path to the exe first for these to work)
i havent tested them yet but i think that you only need to copy the EXE file to any path you choose and then apply the reg file to register it. note: read that you need to edit the reg file to fill in your path.
#3
Posted 12 February 2006 - 06:29 PM
I understand I have to edit the reg files,but I'd like to install all these extensions right when I'm installing windows.
I was thinking to do as follows:
- copy the exe files in /$OEM$/$$/System32
- edit the associated reg files to make them point to that folder and run them via CMDLINES.txt.
Do you think this way will work ?
Can I use the strings "$OEM$/$$/System32" (or "%SYSTEMDRIVE%/System32") in reg files?
I was thinking to do as follows:
- copy the exe files in /$OEM$/$$/System32
- edit the associated reg files to make them point to that folder and run them via CMDLINES.txt.
Do you think this way will work ?
Can I use the strings "$OEM$/$$/System32" (or "%SYSTEMDRIVE%/System32") in reg files?
#4
Posted 12 February 2006 - 07:26 PM
I would add them in this folder, if they do not their own folder.
And just convert the registry file to cmd file syntax of Reg Add so %SystemRoot% can be used in the commands. To use registry files with Environmental Variables, then you would have to manually create a Reg_Expand_sz value in the Registry and then export it which will become a hex binary value in the exported file.
$OEM$\system32\ShellExt
And just convert the registry file to cmd file syntax of Reg Add so %SystemRoot% can be used in the commands. To use registry files with Environmental Variables, then you would have to manually create a Reg_Expand_sz value in the Registry and then export it which will become a hex binary value in the exported file.
#5
Posted 12 February 2006 - 09:48 PM
i think thy can work from cmdlines.txt
i only use cmdlines.txt to run my runonceex file that installs everything. the suggestion about putting all of them in one folder of your choice is a good one. to register them, you have two options:
1) using reg files, just modified the ones that come with the appz (to be sure, i will use "%systemroot%\YourFolder" in the path of the reg files.
2) use cmd syntax Reg Add like MHz suggested.
i would use reg files as i prefer to only use dms files only when necessary (just my personal preference)
i only use cmdlines.txt to run my runonceex file that installs everything. the suggestion about putting all of them in one folder of your choice is a good one. to register them, you have two options:
1) using reg files, just modified the ones that come with the appz (to be sure, i will use "%systemroot%\YourFolder" in the path of the reg files.
2) use cmd syntax Reg Add like MHz suggested.
i would use reg files as i prefer to only use dms files only when necessary (just my personal preference)
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