Maeggor

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Wow!!! I think finally to take the %PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE% method This is awsome!!! Anyway the other option could help me with another problem i have Thanks all you people!!!

I think this could be more usefull for me. Could you put me an example with this? prog[pn]=['UltraVNC 1.082']; uid[pn]=['ULTRAVNC']; dflt[pn]=['yes']; forc[pn]=['no']; bit64[pn]=['no']; cat[pn]=['Sistema']; cmds[pn]=['%wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\UltraVNC\\']; desc[pn]=['<CENTER>Ultr@VNC es una excelente ...</CENTER>']; picf[pn]=['"%wpipath%\\Graphics\\Logos\\UVNC.png"']; picw[pn]=['128']; pich[pn]=['128']; textl[pn]=['Bottom']; pn++; The files to install will be that: UltraVNC_1.0.8.2_Setup.exe AND UltraVNC_1.0.8.2_x64_Setup.exe Thanks both!

I dont understand how bit64 works! If i put this value to yes what happens then? And dont i have to specify the path of the both installs? x64 or x32? Thanks buddy!

Hi people! I adore that tool and now Im making my own personal WPI installation with all my favourite programs but I have a problem with some of them. For example I want to install UltraVNC and depend of the architecture system of course I want to install it 32bit version or 64bit version. How can i do it? (I have in the same folder the both installs: "UltraVNC_1.0.8.2_x64_Setup.exe" and "UltraVNC_1.0.8.2_x32_Setup.exe") Also I want to know if there is a way to put separately commands like in previous versions cmd1[] cmd2[] because the actual way is a little confusion to me, for example i have to do that: cmds[pn]=['%wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\DamnNFOViewer\\DamnNFOViewer.msi /quiet /norestart','%wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\DamnNFOViewer\\DamnNFOViewer_SPANISH+.reg']; Thanks people!

So If I put my custom logos (PNG) in that Logos folder, thats all? I'll probe it! Thanks!

Hi I am using the new WPI8 and I was wondering if its posible to change the graphics default folder I meant, I want to use this syntaxis with programs icons: picf[pn]=['FoxitReader.png']; But the FoxitReader.png picture will be in %WPIPATH%\Graphics\MyLogos because I dont want to have a multiple files in Graphics root folder Any ideas?

WPI Desktop Variables (Alt+G) WPIPATH = C:\WPI SYSTEMDRIVE = C: LOG FILE %WPIPATH% = C:\WPI %SYSTEMDRIVE% = C: The same!

Thanks for answer but I dont still get it!!! I really have tried all variations but always with no succes! (I have change the paths and file to do it easier) cmd1[pn]=["FILECOPY %wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\pkey.txt %SYSTEMDRIVE%"]; cmd1[pn]=["FILECOPY %wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\pkey.txt %SYSTEMDRIVE%\\"]; cmd1[pn]=['FILECOPY "%wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\pkey.txt" "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\\"']; cmd1[pn]=['FILECOPY "%wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\pkey.txt" "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\\"']; cmd1[pn]=['{FILECOPY} %wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\pkey.txt %SYSTEMDRIVE%']; cmd1[pn]=['{FILECOPY} "%wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\pkey.txt" "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\\"']; cmd1[pn]=['{FILECOPY} %wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\pkey.txt %SYSTEMDRIVE%\\']; In LOG file always puts Any more suggestions?

Maybe someone can help me, because i dont get the way to use this command. The thing is that I install a program and I want then to copy a file into its folder. I use this command prog[pn]=['CrystalDiskMark v3.00b']; uid[pn]=['CRYSTALDISKMARK']; desc[pn]=['CrystalDiskMark mide la velocidad de lectura y escritura de tus unidades de disco duro. Con esta sencilla utilidad podrás detectar errores y problemas físicos en la superficie del disco o en la aguja lectura. Si sospechas que algo no va bien en el disco o escuchas un ruido raro, no estaría de más y utilizar CrystalDiskMark para asegurarte.']; dflt[pn]=['no']; forc[pn]=['no']; bit64[pn]=['no']; cat[pn]=['Benchmarks y Hardware']; cmds[pn]=['"%wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\CrystalDiskMark\\CrystalDiskMark3_0_0b-en.exe /verysilent"']; cmds[pn]=['FILECOPY %wpipath%\\Install\\APPs_FREE\\CrystalDiskMark\\icon.ico "%PROGRAMFILES%\\CrystalDiskMark\\"']; picf[pn]=['CrystalDiskMark.png']; picw[pn]=['128']; pich[pn]=['128']; textl[pn]=['Top']; pn++; But the file icon.ico doesnt copy. I think I have tried all the ways but with no luck. Any ideas of why? By the way, I use WPI 7.70