Methanoid
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The WPIW button calls a link that doesnt exist http://www.wpiw.net/home.html and should be http://www.wpiw.net/index.html
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Could this be updated please to 5.4.6.0 (current version)? Thanks.
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Addon Release Date: July 30, 2011
Could that be because the addon has not been updated or mentioned in 2 years?????
You might not be aware that the program hasnt been updated in 2 years or more (author explained why) but its still a darn useful program. Only posted in case someone had the addon and could repost it...
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Link dead :sad01_anim:
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Will the new Adobe Flash beta that has GPU acceleration be included or only when it's no longer a beta?
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Is it safe to run multiple nLites on a source? I have had lots of problems recently trying to build unattended disks. If I use nLite and OP pack I get many problems - failed integration perhaps - and it doesnt like to boot. If I build in stages using RVMi for the initial integration with SP3 source and OP pack it works. But as soon as I ask nLite to remove any components the disk gets screwed. As I've used nLite for some years without issue I am rather puzzled. I don't know what is causing the problems but I wonder if 2.9 pack is significantly different from 2.8 ??
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Is this compatible with OnePiece's Post SP3 Pack? If so, whats the preferred order to do it all?
Virgin SP3
OnePiece Pack
Rick MCE
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Virgin SP3
Rick MCE
OnePiece Pack
And can they be done in one sitting with nLite or RVMi or which?
Thanks
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More than happy to see an installer without the Ask Toolbar but....
1) Does this install the FoxitReaderOCX.ocx plugin for Firefox?
2) Does this associate PDF files with FoxIt?
Thanks
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if you want to slightly shrink your Windows CD, make a copy of your original clean XP SP3 source and integrate Onepiece XP post SP3 AIO Update Pack only and you get a 678-680 MB folder
Then delete the "CMPNENTS" folder from the updated source and you'll loose 22-23 MB more. At this point run Nlite again and integrate a .NET 3.5 SP1 addon (there's no need for a bigger .NET AIO addon). You'll get an about 690 MB folder, just like an original Windows Setup CD. Create an .iso and test it on a VM: if it's all OK, you can now integrate your preferred addons and components removal. Be careful: add them one-by-one and test everytime the new .iso on a VM
If even YOU recommend the .NET 3.5 SP1 addon it begs the obvious question why .NET (all versions or 3.5) in the OnePiece pack? I know you dont like to consider changes but it seems so obvious. The pack contains everything else!
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Might seem a dumb question but "Requires .NET Framework 1.1 sp1 and WMP10/11"
Does that mean I just position it in my nLite Addon list AFTER the .Net ALl-in-One addon or must I integrate that and then in another session integrate this?
Visual C++ Redistributable Runtimes
in Win Toolkit Addons
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Do x64 users need to install the x86 as well? Or just the x64? Sorry if it seems obvious but I seem to recall some x64 progs still use x86 runtimes?